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Other types of motorcycles in Tennessee, including scooters and mopeds, are titled and registered in the same manner as motorcycles are titled and registered.

In a nutshell, you'll need to visit your local County Clerk's office with the Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MSO) or the title you acquire from the individual from whom you purchase the moped or scooter.

You'll also need to take proof of identity and proof of Tennessee residency.

Fees and Taxes

The fees and taxes you must pay to title and register your moped or scooter vary, and the Department of Revenue (DOR) advises contacting your local County Clerk's office for specific details.

Safety

Moped and scooters aren't traditional motorcycles, but that doesn't mean your safety is at any less risk operating one.

DMV.ORG provides How To Buy the Right Helmet, Buying the Best Goggles, and Motorcycles and Weather Conditions to help you enjoy your moped or scooter as safely as possible. Go ahead, check them out!


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