Connecticut Motorized Bicycle Laws
Drive Safely! - Connecticut Moped Laws
Department of Motor Vehicles: Check with your local Department of Vehicles
Statutes by state: Cornell Law
Motor Bike Laws: Detailed Link to Motorized assisted Bicycle Laws
Statutes by state: Cornell Law
Motor Bike Laws: Detailed Link to Motorized assisted Bicycle Laws
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Connecticut Motorized Assisted Bike Laws
Connecticut - submitted by John Nimlo
Dear 50 cc fans:
As far as i can tell a moped is considered a bicycle with a helper motor in the nutmeg state
provided:
a. goes no faster than 30 mph
b. displaces less than 50 cc
c. has an automatic transmission
d. less than 2 brake horse power
e. and after 7/1/97 the need for pedals is deleted from the requirements.
However the operator of this vehicle must possess a valid motor vehicle operators license or a
motorcycle license. It would seem then that many 50 cc scooters would qualify under this
amended rule.
There is no need for a tag or insurance or emissions testing and i would assume no personal
property tax.
Being a bicycle of course they are prohibited on limited access highways and turnpikes.
Respectfully submitted,
Connecticut - submitted by John Nimlo
Dear 50 cc fans:
As far as i can tell a moped is considered a bicycle with a helper motor in the nutmeg state
provided:
a. goes no faster than 30 mph
b. displaces less than 50 cc
c. has an automatic transmission
d. less than 2 brake horse power
e. and after 7/1/97 the need for pedals is deleted from the requirements.
However the operator of this vehicle must possess a valid motor vehicle operators license or a
motorcycle license. It would seem then that many 50 cc scooters would qualify under this
amended rule.
There is no need for a tag or insurance or emissions testing and i would assume no personal
property tax.
Being a bicycle of course they are prohibited on limited access highways and turnpikes.
Respectfully submitted,