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Leo is 14 and wants to ride a motorized bicycle (a small moped that cannot go faster than 30 mph) on city streets. What does he need?
Correct answer: A valid license or permit with him and, because he is under 18, an approved helmet.
Why
A motorized bicycle rider has the same duties as other drivers and must obey all traffic laws. Riders should keep to the right, ride no more than two abreast, and use hand signals. Bright clothing helps drivers see a small, slow vehicle.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Bicycles and motorized bicycles · p. 42
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