For a vehicle to qualify as a moped or scooter in Georgia, the vehicle must meet certain qualifications. To be considered a moped, a vehicle must not be capable of traveling faster than 30 miles per hour. Moreover, it must be equipped with an engine that is not any larger than 50cc. Finally, the vehicle must not use a clutch or require shifting gears to operate it.
On the other hand, motor scooters are vehicles that are capable of moving faster than 30mph, possess engines that are greater than 50cc, and that may be used in highway traffic. Georgia laws that apply to motorcycles also apply to motor scooters that individuals operate within the state.
