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A practical guide for a worry-free journey on your moped. Wearing a helmet and gloves is strictly compulsory and required by law. Closed shoes are strongly recommended. Before you set off, it’s important to check brakes, tyres, mirrors, lights and indicators.
Hiring a moped or scooter in Nice is more straightforward than you might think — but the licence rules do vary depending on engine size. A standard car licence covers 50cc mopeds. For a 125cc, you'll need either an A1 motorcycle licence or a car licence plus a 7-hour training certificate. Here's exactly what applies to your situation.
Basse, Moyenne or Grande Corniche — which road should you take between Nice and Monaco? Each one has its own character, scenery and quirks. Here's the complete guide to choosing the right route.
Riding from Nice to Monaco by moped is one of the finest experiences on the French Riviera. The coastal road hugs the sea for 20 km, passing through Villefranche, Beaulieu and Cap d'Ail along the way.
Perched 429 metres above the Mediterranean, Èze is the unmissable day trip from Nice. On a moped, you're there in 20 minutes via the Moyenne Corniche — here's how to make the most of your visit.