Top Mopeds, ATVs, and More

The state of Georgia does not require tags, titles, or registrations for the following vehicles:

• Mopeds

• Off-road vehicles

• All-terrain vehicles

• Motorized carts

• Farm trailers weighing less than 3,500 pounds

• Farm trailers with no springs, pulled from a tongue, and used primarily for fertilizer

• Any tractor or three-wheeled motorcycle used only for agricultural purposes

You can view a complete list of vehicles that do not require a title on the state's Motor Vehicle Division Web site.

Top Vehicles Requiring Title and Registration

Georgia requires titles for these vehicles (1986 and newer):

• Motor vehicles

• Travel trailers

• Car/tow dollies weighing 2,001 pounds or more

• Motorcycles

• Street-legal scooters and mopeds

• Campers

Mobile homes (1963 and newer) must also be titled.

Top Homemade Trailers

Georgia requires that homemade trailers be registered. You'll need to complete the regular Title/Tag Application, and Form T-23, Homemade Trailer Affidavit.

You'll also need to pay the appropriate fees, which include a $12 license plate fee, $1 mailing fee, and any ad valorem tax due. Contact your local Tax Commissioner's Office to determine the fees due.

Top Homemade Cars

Custom-built or kit cars require registration in Georgia. The registration process is basically the same as a regular vehicle, but check out The Unofficial DMV Guide's Custom-built Car Registration page for more details.

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