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M2 and M3, within the regulation’s scope and without an exemption.
Categories M2 and M3, with the device adjusted so that speed cannot exceed 100 km/h. The obligation is subject to Article 5’s application dates and Article 7’s exemptions, including certain emergency vehicles, vehicles unable by design to exceed that speed, scientific test vehicles and vehicles used only for public service in urban areas. The limiter does not authorise exceeding a lower road speed limit.
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All M1 cars simply because they carry passengers.
M2 and M3, within the regulation’s scope and without an exemption.
All vehicles, including pedal bicycles.
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