According to the regulations, motorcycles with engine displacement above 50CC (including 50CC) must be given a yellow card and can only be driven after obtaining an E or D certificate.
Motorcycles with engine displacement below 50CC (excluding 50CC) belong to mopeds (that is, "mopeds" as some people say). You must get a blue moped license and a driver's license above F (E or D is also acceptable) to get on the road.
There is no basis for the so-called "moped" without a license or driver's license, but there is some false propaganda in selling cars.
In fact, the so-called engines below 50CC are actually 50CC or even larger virtual standards. In some places, all yellow cards are required to be on the road to take the E certificate.
Extended data:
Motorcycle driver's license is a class F driver's license.
Class F driver's license means that the owner of the license is allowed to drive a moped.
According to the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving License, mopeds are described as motorcycles with an engine displacement of less than or equal to 50ml and a maximum design speed of less than or equal to 50 km/h.
Other vehicles are not allowed to drive.
Application age: 18-70 years old.
Quasi-driving type: moped
Vehicle types allowed to drive: motorcycles with engine displacement less than or equal to 50 ml and maximum design speed less than or equal to 50 km/h.
Other permitted vehicles: only F is allowed, and there are no other permitted vehicles.
Annual physical examination: not required under 60 years old.
Requirements for test vehicles: The traffic management department of the provincial public security organ is responsible for formulating.
References:
F driver's license _ Baidu Encyclopedia