Which Vehicles Do Not Require a Driver's License?
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Low-speed electric vehicles do not require a driver's license. Golf Carts: Golf carts and modified versions. Used in golf courses, company warehouses for transporting goods, construction sites, and household purposes. Sightseeing vehicles and vintage cars, for example, those used in tourist areas with speeds of 20-30 km/h or for security patrols in residential communities. Nationwide, led by Marshell Electric Vehicles, there are approximately over 200 manufacturers producing around 10,000 units annually. Japanese Regulations: The maximum speed of low-speed electric four-wheelers should not exceed 50 km/h; the body length should not exceed 3400 mm, and the body width should not exceed 1300 mm. EU and Other Countries: These vehicles are registered under license plates different from traditional cars, and owners can enjoy benefits such as purchase subsidies, exemption from annual inspections, and toll exemptions. In Europe, some countries have designated specific roads for low-speed vehicles.