1. United States: In most states in the US, you need a regular driver's license or a special motorcycle/scooter license to operate a 49cc scooter. In some states, you may be able to operate a 49cc scooter with just a learner's permit. Always check the local DMV regulations for specific requirements.
2. Canada: In most provinces of Canada, you require at least a Class 5 or 6 driver's license to operate a 49cc scooter. There may also be additional safety courses or knowledge tests that you need to complete before getting a license.
3. United Kingdom: In the UK, you typically need a provisional motorcycle or moped (manual or automatic) license to drive a 49cc scooter. This requires passing a theory test and a practical riding test.
4. European Union: In most EU countries, you need at least a Category AM driver's license to legally drive a 49cc scooter. The specific requirements may vary slightly from country to country.
5. Australia: In Australia, the licensing requirements for 49cc scooters vary by state. In general, you need a Learner Permit and, after completing a training course, a Provisional or Open (Full) license.
6. New Zealand: In New Zealand, you need a driver's license endorsement to operate a 49cc scooter. This endorsement is usually obtained by passing a knowledge test and a practical riding test.
It's important to note that these are just general guidelines, and the specific laws and requirements can vary at the state or provincial level. Always refer to the local transportation authority or motor vehicle department for accurate information about licensing requirements in your specific area.
