Ownership & compliance
Is the T-REX street legal in Florida?
In Florida, the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) handles titling, registration, and licensing. Florida law defines an “autocycle,” a three-wheeled vehicle class that can change whether a motorcycle endorsement or a helmet is required. Confirm how your T-REX is classified with the FLHSMV before purchase.
How three-wheeled vehicles are classified
The Campagna T-REX is homologated for road use and titled as a three-wheeled motor vehicle. Across North America, a three-wheeled vehicle is generally registered as a motorcycle, and many U.S. states have added an “autocycle” class for cars-on-three-wheels like the T-REX. That classification is what determines whether you need a motorcycle endorsement, a standard driver’s licence, or a helmet — and because it is set locally, the answer depends on where you live and ride.
Licence and helmet
Where a three-wheeler is treated as a motorcycle, a motorcycle endorsement and a helmet are often required. Where an “autocycle” class applies, a standard driver’s licence may be enough and a helmet may be optional. Always confirm the current rule with the authority below.
Official authority — Florida
Florida FLHSMV ↗How to confirm the rules where you ride
- 1.Confirm how a three-wheeled vehicle is titled and registered.
- 2.Ask whether a motorcycle endorsement or a standard driver’s licence is required.
- 3.Check the current helmet and eye-protection rules.
- 4.Confirm insurance requirements for a three-wheeled motor vehicle.
- 5.Ask your authorized Campagna dealer to help with local paperwork.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a motorcycle endorsement to drive a T-REX in Florida?+
Florida’s autocycle classification can change the requirement. Confirm with the FLHSMV before purchase.
Is a helmet required in Florida?+
Helmet rules follow the vehicle’s classification and can change. Confirm the current requirement with the FLHSMV before your first ride.
Where do I register a T-REX in Florida?+
Through the FLHSMV (often via a local tax collector’s office). Your authorized Campagna dealer can help.
Important
This page is general information, not legal advice. Licensing, registration, and helmet laws vary by jurisdiction and change over time. Confirm the current requirements with the authority listed above and your authorized Campagna dealer before purchasing or riding.
Information current as of 2026.