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The exhaust silencer.
The exhaust silencer. Article 7.2 prohibits driving with an open exhaust or an incomplete, unsuitable or damaged silencer, on both urban and interurban roads. Prescribed noise and emission limits must also be observed. This concerns a combustion engine, not requiring an exhaust on an electric vehicle. Every private car is not required to carry a fire extinguisher or spare belts.
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The exhaust silencer.
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