What are the new regulations for mopeds in Shanghai?

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McAngelo
07/29/25 5:11pm
In the Shanghai area, the mopeds allowed to operate are two-wheeled mopeds. The driver's license category for these vehicles is F. Applicants must be between 18 and 70 years old, meet the physical conditions required for a driver's license, and must not have any disqualifying circumstances. Below is a detailed introduction to the new regulations for mopeds in Shanghai: 1. Application locations for mopeds: Since moped management is divided into urban and suburban categories, residents whose household registration is in the nine districts of Pudong New Area, Baoshan, Jiading, Minhang, Songjiang, Jinshan, Qingpu, Fengxian, and Chongming must apply for a moped driver's license at the driver management window of the traffic police detachment in their household registration location. Residents whose household registration is outside these suburban areas can apply in non-suburban areas, and cross-district applications are supported. 2. Other information: Mopeds are a type of motorcycle and must meet various technical standards and legal requirements for motor vehicles. Their maximum design speed, displacement, or total motor power are lower than those of regular motorcycles. Their technical parameters and performance are between electric bicycles and motorcycles, and they are a type of motorcycle that can be driven by individuals under 70 years old.
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