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Mopeds and Scooters: What the Law Says
To operate a moped or scooter, you must be at least 14 years of age and hold a Class 6D driver's licence. Registering your moped or scooter as well as...
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Road and Weather Conditions: Watch Out on Your Moped or Scooter!
Wind, rain, fog, wet pavement, oil patches, gravel... Road and weather conditions considerably affect the operation of a moped or scooter.
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Moped and Scooter Operators, Make Sure You Are Visible
For your own safety, when riding a moped or scooter, make sure you can be seen and signal your intentions. Wear a brightly coloured helmet and...
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Helmets and Protective Gear for Moped and Scooter Riders
The only protection moped and scooter operators can count on is their protective gear and helmets. In the event of an accident or a fall, they help...
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Road Traps and Techniques for Mopeds and Scooters
Intersections, blind spots and parked vehicles are but a few examples of the risks that must be dealt with when riding a moped or scooter. Here is how...
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Buyer's Guide
Finding the right motorcycle, moped or scooter, as well as the right protective equipment, can be hard. To help you be more informed and make better choices, the SAAQ has developed three buyer's guides.
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Moped and Scooter Exhaust Sound Levels
Excessive noise from the exhaust systems on certain mopeds and scooters can be a source of distraction for road users and disturb the peace and...
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Le bonheur en scooter: educational toolkit (in French only)
Many teenagers are introduced to driving by becoming a moped or scooter rider. Their lack of experience can increase their risk of being involved in a traffic accident.
