According to the Arizona Revised Statutes, which of the following is not considered to be a vehicle?

In Arizona law, a vehicle is generally defined as any device that can be used to transport people or goods on roadways. However, certain items are specifically excluded from this definition. Go-Peds and bicycles fall into this category because they do not operate under the same legal requirements as motor vehicles.

Golf carts, buses, and motorcycles are all classified as vehicles because they are either motorized or designed for use on public roads and require licensing, registration, and operational adherence to traffic laws. Golf carts, while often used in more limited contexts such as golf courses, may still be classified as vehicles under specific circumstances when operated on public streets. Buses and motorcycles are clearly defined vehicles that require compliance with all traffic laws and traffic control regulations.

Thus, the classification of Go-Peds and bicycles as not being vehicles reflects their unique operational characteristics and the legal context in Arizona, which recognizes them differently compared to motorized vehicles.