What is the maximum engine capacity for a two-wheeled vehicle registered or ridden as a moped?

What is the maximum engine capacity for a two-wheeled vehicle registered or ridden as a moped?

• A. 25cc
• B. 100cc
• C. 50cc
• D. 75cc

Answer: (C)

Mopeds are defined as small two-wheeled vehicles with an engine displacement limited to 50 cc and a top speed around 50 km/h. Keeping the engine at 50 cc ensures the vehicle remains a moped rather than a motorcycle, which would require different licensing and registration. So the maximum engine capacity for a moped is 50 cc. The other values either fall below the limit or exceed it, which would disqualify the vehicle from being treated as a moped.

Mopeds are defined as small two-wheeled vehicles with an engine displacement limited to 50 cc and a top speed around 50 km/h. Keeping the engine at 50 cc ensures the vehicle remains a moped rather than a motorcycle, which would require different licensing and registration. So the maximum engine capacity for a moped is 50 cc. The other values either fall below the limit or exceed it, which would disqualify the vehicle from being treated as a moped.