Tuesday, October 31, 2006

What are the laws of moped riding?

Q: My son was stopped by police for riding his moped without a helmet. He is 15. What are the laws of moped riding?

A: You can view the complete laws regarding mopeds here. Persons under the age of 18 are required to wear a helmet and eye protection. Persons operating a motorcycle with a motorcycle learners permit are also required to wear a helmet.(IC 9-21-10-9).

The legal age for operating a moped is fifteen years of age, provided the person possess a BMV issued I.D. and wears a helmet and eye protection (IC 9-21-11-12), (IC 9-21-11-13).

posted by South Bend Police Department at 6:23 PM

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