“Does anyone ride this scooter in Texas/Houston? Given its 2912W peak power (1456W*2) it would seem to be classified as a moped.”

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• Yes, the DT2 Pro may be ridden in Texas/Houston where local laws allow, but riders should always check current state and city regulations before using it on public roads. The DT2 Pro is sold as a high-performance electric scooter, not a moped. Under Texas law, a moped is generally defined as a motor vehicle with a rider’s saddle that cannot exceed 30 mph and meets specific power requirements; the DT2 Pro is a stand-up scooter and has a much higher top speed, so its use may be subject to local micromobility or traffic rules.

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