A low-speed vehicle is any four-wheeled vehicle that has a federal safety certification label in addition to a vehicle identification number (VIN).

Low-speed vehicles can have a maximum speed of 25 mph. Low-speed vehicles must be titled and registered in the same manner as any other vehicle.

Low-speed vehicles may operate on any street with a posted speed limit of 30 mph or less, unless prohibited by the local municipality.

Low-speed vehicles must be equipped with the following:

• Parking brake.
• Steering wheel.
• Tires.
• Windshield.
• Safety belts.
• Rearview mirror.
• Exterior rearview mirror – mounted on driver’s side of the vehicle.
• Red reflectors – mounted on each rear side of the vehicle and one in the middle.
• Headlight – visible for 500 feet from the front.
• Taillights – red light visible for 100 feet from the rear.
• Brake lights.
• Front and rear turn signals.