Other Types

Mopeds

Georgia does not require registration or titling of mopeds and scooters if they are not used on roadways. But if you plan to use your scooter or moped to get to and from work, or to scoot around town for errands, you'll need to complete two forms for registration purposes.

First, complete an Affidavit of Fact for Motorcyle or Motor Scooter. Then, head to your local Tax Commissioner's office to complete the process.

You'll need to provide a copy of the manufacturer's certificate of origin or a current title signed over to you, and then Form T-22B, Certificate of Inspection when a designated agent or law enforcement office inspects the vehicle.

Your street-legal scooter or moped will be treated much like a motorcyle during the registration process. The cost of a motorcycle tag is $20, plus any taxes and fees due at the time of registration.

If you are considering the purchase of a street-legal moped or scooter to help combat rising gas prices, be sure to check out DMV.ORG's lengthy list of resources.

For education and research:

• Transporting Your Motorcycle

• Electric Vehicles That Classify as a Motorcycle

• How to Fall/Lay Down the Bike

• Motorcycle Rallies/Events; Sturgis

• Scooters 101

• Touring

• Must-Have Accessories

• Theft Prevention

• Finding a Trustworthy Mechanic

• Vintage Motorcycles and Scooters

For fun, check out:

• Getting Married at Sturgis

• Our Favorite Links