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Those elements intended to prevent an accident.
The active safety of a moped is the set of elements intended to provide greater effectiveness and stability when it is moving and, as far as possible, to prevent a traffic accident. These elements include the braking system, lighting and tyres.
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Those elements intended to prevent an accident.
Those elements intended to provide protection in the event of an accident.
The set of road-safety rules.
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