Operators of these devices should follow laws related to and be treated by motorists the same as a pedestrian. MV PDF. Chapter 33 PA Vehicle Code. Chapter 35 PA Vehicle Code. Chapter 37 PA Vehicle Code. Inspection Requirement. Improve customer satisfaction with state services. Improve government efficiency and employee engagement.
Help keep people safe in their communities and on Pennsylvania's roads. You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. Please enable scripts and reload this page. An Official Pennsylvania Government Website. Find a Location. Forms and Publications. Renew Registration. Update Emergency Contact Info. If your motor-driven cycle produces no more than 1. In PA, wearing a helmet on a motor-driven cycle is optional IF any of the following apply:.
These vehicles are not exempt from registration and titling , and would need to pass the applicable inspections for safety, equipment, and emissions standards. Scooters, Mopeds, Etc To operate a motor-driven cycle non-moped in Pennsylvania, you must: Apply for a motorcycle registration plate, which means you must: Take your vehicle for safety and emissions inspections.
Wear eye protection. In PA, wearing a helmet on a motor-driven cycle is optional IF any of the following apply: The motor-driven cycle has 3 wheels and seats you the operator and any passengers inside an enclosed cab.
You are a passenger who is 21 years old and up riding with an operator who is exempt from wearing a helmet due to any of the above criteria. Mopeds In the state of Pennsylvania, a motor-driven cycle is considered to be a moped if it has: Operable pedals. A motor that does not exceed 1. A cylinder capacity which is no more than 50 ccs. An automatic transmission.
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