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What the Georgia Motorcycle Operators Manual says about Georgia motorcycle laws

  • Motorcycles

    In Georgia a motorcycle is a motor vehicle with a saddle, handlebars and no more than three wheels on the ground, excluding tractors and mopeds (50cc or less). p. 5

  • Mopeds

    A moped has an engine of 50cc or less and is exempt from motor vehicle registration and licensing. p. 5

  • The Rider Skills Test

    Georgia's Rider Skills Test (RST-2W for two wheels, RST-3W for three) has four riding evaluations of control and hazard response. p. 5

  • Evaluation #3

    Two-wheel Evaluations #3 and #4: accelerate straight and hold a steady 12–18 mph by the first line. p. 7

  • Motorcycle Rider Education, Training, and License Test Waivers

    The Georgia Motorcycle Safety Program (GMSP), part of DDS, runs rider education at 14 DDS training sites and promotes motorist awareness and Share the Road campaigns. Since July 1, 2017, certified schools offering the Three Wheel Training Course can issue a 90-day license test waiver too. p. 9

  • Scooter Riders

    Scooter owners may use their own scooter (owned, registered and insured by the student, street-legal, 500cc or less) in the license waiver Basic and Basic 2 courses and call GMSP after registering. p. 9

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