While there is no requirement to provide a certificate of title when you purchase license plates for your motorized bicycle, you must purchase motorized bicycle plates. Proof of ownership of the vehicle is required, and license plates must be renewed annually. I'm under 18. The driver education requirement does not apply to moped license applicants. A Operators under age 18 are required to wear a protective helmet which meets or exceeds U.S. DOT standards while operating a motorized bicycle.
State law prohibits the operation of a motorized bicycle on any freeway.
The Department of Public Safety strongly urges moped operators to avoid all roads where other vehicles normally travel at speeds higher than 35 mph. Since the maximum speed of a moped in this state is 20 mph, there is serious risk of a crash occurring when vehicular speed on a roadway exceeds 35 mph. The law prohibits anyone under the age of 14 from riding mopeds on any public street or on any private property used by the public for driving or parking motor vehicles. The same prohibition applies to persons 14 and older who do not have a license. Anyone riding a moped is required to yield the right of way to any pedestrian crossing at a corner and is considered to be in a legal crosswalk even if there are no crosswalk lines painted on the street.