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If you are referring to an electric moped, the answer would be yes. As long as the moped doesn't exceed 50cc, you will not be required to have a motorcycle license. For anything over 50cc, a motorcycle license will be needed. If you are referring to the type of electric scooters which you stand up on, such as those sold for children or an electric scooter such as a power wheelchair, the answer is no.
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Are Golf carts street legal in PA?
I think they are.
Is it legal to ride a pocket rocket on the street in PA?
yes but not on a main street
Is it legal to ride a pocket rocket on the street in pa without a liense?
yes just not on a main street
Are golf carts legal on pa roads?
you need a paper saying this is street legal from the company you bought it from
Are razor pocket rockets street legal in pa?
no not realy if u ask me
What is the fastest motor bike that's street legal?
Andy Simon of fairless hills PA has the fastest street leegal harley-Davidson in the quarter mile
Is 6 street in philadelphia pa 19106 a Pa state road?
No.
When was Hoi Pa Street Government Primary School created?
Hoi Pa Street Government Primary School was created in 1961.
What is the busiest intersection in Meadville Pa?
north street and grove street
Do you need a license and insurance to ride a 230cc motocross bike in PA?
on the street, yes. in dirt no. as long as you can control it safely. it's up to the legal guardian/parents.
Does anything in PA start with the letter X?
Xander Loop is the name of a street in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Xavier Lane is the name of a street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Xenia Way is the name of a street in Pittsburg, PA. Xmas Tree Drive is the name of a street in Orefield, PA.
Is it legal to turn left onto a one way from a two-way street in PA?
Yes, in Pennsylvania, you may turn left after you stop at a red light, if you are in the left lane and are turning left from a one-way street onto another one-way street, unless a sign tells you not to turn. You must first stop and yield to pedestrians and other traffic. This is from the PA Driver's manual.
