For moped laws in your state you can contact the local DMV office. Unfortunately, many states don’t have moped related information online. In these instances you may need to give them a call.
State vehicle websites by first letter of state
A
- Alabama Department of Public Safety
- Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles
- Arizona Motor Vehicle Division
- Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration
C
- California Department of Motor Vehicles
- Colorado Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle Division
- Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles
D
- State of Delaware Department of Transportation
- District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles
- District of Columbia Nontraditional vehicle requirements
F
G
H
Islands of Hawaii:
I
- Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles
- Illinois Motorist Services
- Indiana moped laws that took effect 2015
- Iowa Motor Vehicles Division
K
L
M
- Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles
- Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration
- Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles
- Michigan Secretary of State (Driver & Vehicle)
- Minnesota Department of Public Safety
- Mississippi Department of Public Safety
- Missouri DOR Motor Vehicle & Drivers Licensing
- Montana Department of Justice - Motor Vehicles
N
- Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles
- Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles and Public Safety
- New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Information
- New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission
- New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department (Motor Vehicles)
- New York Department of Motor Vehicles
- North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles
- North Dakota Department of Transportation
O
- Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
- Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
- Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services
