Provided the bike meets the definition of an Electrically Assisted Pedal Cycle (EAPC), it can ridden without a licence or insurance provided the rider is at least 14 years old.
To meet the EAPC requirements, the bike must:
If the bike does not meet those requirements, it is not classed as a pedal bike and therefore a driving licence, vehicle registration, tax and insurance will be required.
Not in the USAAdded; It is not lawful to ride ANY motor vehicle on the public roads without a drivers license of some type or other. In some states the engine size determines if the vehicle is even legal to be ridden on the roads, regardless of whether, or not, you have a license.
yess
Usually, it doesn't matter, as most pocket bikes aren't street legal. Even if you have a license, you're still in trouble. yes you will need a motorcycle license to drive a pocket bike on public roads.
no you do not need a license to ride a pocket bike in a brampton but just like the road you got to have a flag so you can be seen
you can drive it in grass without a license, but you need to stay on your on property or on someone else's property WITH PERMISSION! but stay off the roads cause you can get a ticket
It depends on where you plan on driving it. on the streets yes. on dirt roads ONLY no.
yes
Depends on the power of the bike. Weak, "assist" engines don't need licenses. Stronger machines do.
80cc
yes, you need a lisences to ride a pocket bike in bramton
12 or over but most policemen say about 14 or 13
A bike, a toy car, a golf club