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The Advantages of Electric Moped
NO DRIVER’S LICENSE / NO GAS / NO EMISSION / NO INSURANCE

No Driver’s License
Bicycle Law: Every vehicle propelled solely by human power, and every motorized bicycle propelled by a combination of human power and an electric helper motor capable of propelling the vehicle at a speed of not more than 20 miles per hour on level ground upon which any person may ride, having two tandem wheels, and including any device generally recognized as a bicycle though equipped with two front or two rear wheels.
The term does not include such a vehicle with a seat height of no more than 25 inches from the ground when the seat is adjusted to its highest position or a scooter or similar device. No person under the age of 16 may operate or ride upon a motorized bicycle.
Note: A driver's license is not required to operate an electric helper-motor bicycle.

Much Cheaper than Gas       
One of the biggest advantages of electric bicycles is that they're extremely affordable to operate. It costs less than a penny per mile to ride an electric bike or scooter. In comparison, it costs $0.15 per mile (on average) for gasoline alone - or 1500% more to operate a gas-powered vehicle. Add in license costs, insurance, registration, maintenance and other fees - and the cost skyrockets. No driver's license is required to ride Electric Moped, no insurance is necessary either.

Extended Range / Reduced Stress
With the luxury of power assistance, you'll be able to pedal further and faster than you would on a normal bicycle. For this reason, electric bikes are great for commuting; whether it's to work or for a casual stroll through the neighborhood. Plus, you'll reduce both physical and mental stress by avoiding traffic and other hazards associated with motor vehicles. Nothing beats the fresh air, cool breeze and sunshine on your face! Best part yet: employee doesn’t need to use your car to go to post office, buy lunch or deliver small stuff to your friends or clients.

Exercise is Optional
Having the option to pedal is an advantage in two ways: First, if you'd like to move and get some exercise, you can pedal just like a normal bicycle. Although you can't pedal an electric scooter, an electric bike is very versatile and will allow you to use power; pedals; or both. In contrast, if you don't have the energy to pedal or don't want to get sweaty or exhausted - you can use power to assist you. If your electric bicycle has a throttle, there's no need for any pedaling at all - just twist and go.

Safe and Easy to Operate
Electric bikes and scooters are safe and easy to operate. Most e-bikes include intelligent safety features such as automatic power cut-off, and every product uses standard electrical safety components such as circuit breakers and fuses to protect riders. And unlike gasoline, there's no explosive danger with batteries. Limited speed also reduces the risk of fatal injuries in the event of an accident. Plus, you don't need to worry about a special license or insurance - electric bikes are classified as bicycles in most states.

No Harmful Carbon Emissions
For environmentally conscious individuals, the most important benefit of choosing electric-power is the positive impact on the environment. Unlike gas-guzzling vehicles, electric bicycles don't burn fossil fuels and release no harmful carbon emissions. Although power plants indirectly produce CO2 to charge the battery, it's impact is miniscule when compared to automobiles. Not only does lowering CO2 emissions reduces pollution and improves air quality, but it might also limit the effects of global warming.

Fun for All Ages
Not only are electric bikes and scooters cheaper, safer and cleaner to operate than gas-powered vehicles, they're also fun for people of all ages! Electric scooters are great for kids and act as an excellent back-up ride to school. Dad will appreciate the fresh air and cool breeze on his effortless ride to work. And retirees will find electric bikes especially useful when performing their daily commutes to the park or the corner store.