This is wrong, you have to have a driver's license.
It is also wrong to be making a statement without citing your sources for this comment of yours.
Are there any new laws since 2019 in Nebraska that has changed what was previously known???...If so, please cite your source information from your States DMV as related to 50cc or less motorised bicycle laws that would now apply.
What is written below is what we knew of as of 09/21/2019 when it was last affirmed as still the law by one of our members who is also from Omaha,
@Karl Snarl.
In Nebraska a motorized bicycle is defined as a moped. A moped is any vehicle that:
- Is operated with either its 50cc or less motor OR by pedals (human power).
- Maximum 2bhp.
- Can not go faster than 30mph.
License
You
do not need a license in Nebraska to ride a motorized bicycle as long as it fits within the definition of a moped above.
Registration
You
don't have to title or register a motorized bicycle in Nebraska as long as the bicycle does not exceed the specifications above.
You will need to cite from your Motor Vehicle Department of your state as proof in order for us to change this as I had to do below for my state of New Mexico.
We had to change it for my state since at one time you did need a license and registration etc...Laws in my State of New Mexico were changed in 2017 which I successfully pointed out using my states DMV as proof and it now reads as follows for my state.
Section E. Motorized Bicycles
Revised November 30, 2017
Motorized Bicycles are not considered to be mopeds or motorcycles.
By current MVD practice,
motorized bicycles are considered to be bicycles (not mopeds or motorcycles) and are not subject to the titling and registration requirements of the Motor Vehicle Code.
motoredbikes.com
