| All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) |
- Motorized off-road vehicle with four tires.
- Uses straddle seating.
- Includes handlebar steering designed for a single rider.
- Popular brands: Sportsman 570, Argo, Outlander.
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| Autocycle |
- Three-wheeled vehicle that is often described as a mix between a car and a motorcycle.
- Designed for driving on a road with 1-2 passengers.
- Includes a steering wheel, bucket seats, seatbelts, and gas and brake pedals.
- The seating area can be partially or fully enclosed.
- Popular Brands: Polaris Slingshot, Can-Am Ryker, Arcimoto.
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| Dune Buggy |
- Small and lightweight vehicle with a rear mounted engine.
- Designed for driving on beaches, in the desert, and other off-road conditions.
- Usually includes oversized tires.
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| Golf-Cart |
- A recreational vehicle designed to be used primarily on a golf course.
- Has an average maximum speed of 20 mph.
- Has at least three wheels on the ground and weighs at least 1,300 lbs., maximum weight may vary by state.
- Carries no more than four people, including the driver.
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| Go-Kart |
- Come in all shapes and sizes and can resemble regular cars or race cars.
- A small four-wheel vehicle with a small engine that is used for recreation and racing.
- It’s low to the ground and has small tires, a steering wheel, throttle, brake pedal, seat, and roll hoop.
- Not intended to be driven on a road.
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| Mini Truck |
- A small-form pickup truck that usually only seats two people and can carry between 700 and 800 pounds of cargo.
- It has a smaller engine that’s typically between 30 - 65 horsepower.
- May have four-wheel or rear-wheel drive.
- Popular brands: Subaru Sambar, Mitsubishi Minicab.
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| Moped |
- Typically has a step-through frame, small wheels, and a small motor that’s usually 50cc or less.
- Can be gas-powered or electric-powered.
- The average maximum speed of a moped is 30 mph.
- Designed for use on roads other than highways or freeways.
- Popular brands: Vespa, Piaggio, Aprilia, Peugeot.
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| Motorized Bicycle |
- A motorized bicycle can have pedal assist and/or propel itself.
- A motorized bicycle typically has a motor and transmission and can generally reach 30 mph.
- Can be gas-powered or electric-powered.
- Popular brands: Aventon, Cannondale Treadwell, Co-op Cycles
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| Neighborhood Electric Vehicle |
- A four-wheeled electric powered vehicle that operates at a maximum speed of 25 mph.
- Typically weighs 3,000 lbs or less.
- Can carry between two to four people.
- Can be driven on most public roads with a maximum 35 mph speed limit.
- Appearance may vary as NEVs can resemble golf carts or smaller cars.
- Must also have seat belts, headlights and brake lights, turn signals, and mirrors. Requirements may vary by state.
- Popular brands: GEM, Peapod, Renault
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| Sandrail |
- Most sand rails are custom-built, meaning they are all unique.
- Can have two or four seats for the driver and passenger(s).
- Lightweight and have a tubular chassis, a roll cage, and paddle tires.
- High-performance engine is located on the rear of the vehicle.
- Designed to be driven on the sand only.
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| Motorscooter |
- Has two to three wheels.
- Powered by a gas or electric enclosed motor.
- Controlled by an upright steering handle attached to the front wheel.
- Has a skateboard-type deck and is designed to be either stood upon by the operator or with one seat mounted on the deck for the operator to sit upon.
- To be driven only on a bicycle path, trail, or bikeway, not on a sidewalk.
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| Self-Balancing Scooter (Segway) |
- Self-balancing personal transporter consisting of two motorized wheels connected to a pair of articulated pads on which the rider places their feet.
- Powered by a set of electric motors, usually one for each wheel.
- The rider stands upright and uses a self-balancing gyroscopic system for steering and is able to change directions depending on which way the rider leans.
- Used for both personal transportation and recreation.
- Popular brand: Segway, Airwheel, Ninebot
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| Utility Task Vehicle (UTV) or Side-by-Side |
- UTV’s can have four or six wheels and are powered by diesel, gasoline, electric battery, or a hydrogen fuel cell.
- Feature a steering wheel similar to that in a car or truck.
- Have side-by-side or bench seating, seat belts, and an occupant protective structure, which commonly includes a system of tubular bars, surrounding the space where the operator and/or passenger are seated.
- Often feature modifications in order to perform a certain job.
- Popular brands: Polaris RZR 570, Kawasaki Mule
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| Snowmobiles / Snowmachines |
- 1 - 2 passenger snow track unit.
- Used to travel over snow and ice for winter recreation.
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