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Laws vary. For example, TX does not consider tricycles to be a bicycle. It would be considered a motorcycle. In general the law is not enforced but it might be
by driverdan 9y ago
Laws vary. For example, TX does not consider tricycles to be a bicycle. It would be considered a motorcycle. In general the law is not enforced but it might be for an electric trike.
- Broken_Hippo 9y agoThis seems really confusing. Is it like this only for powered bicycles/tricycles or for human powered ones as well. Do you happen to know what the state does for disabled folks needs the tricycle over the bicycle due to their disabilities?
- driverdan 9y agoIIRC TX state law defines a bicycle as having two wheels, pedals, and no gasoline engine but includes electric. As far as I could find when I read the law it does not include trikes at all, meaning they qualify as mopeds or motorcycles.