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50% of the moped’s unladen mass.
50%. Also travel by day without conditions reducing visibility, reduce the applicable general speeds by 10%, and carry no people in the towed vehicle. Meeting the mass percentage alone is insufficient. Municipal ordinances apply in urban traffic. Also observe technical vehicle and coupling restrictions; this rule does not grant access to roads prohibited to mopeds.
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80% of the moped’s unladen mass.
100% of the moped’s unladen mass.
50% of the moped’s unladen mass.
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