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No, unless previously authorised.
The traffic authority strictly prohibits moped drivers from holding speed competitions with each other on public roads and roads open to public use, unless prior authorisation has been granted.
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No, unless previously authorised.
Yes, but only on interurban roads.
Yes, but over a maximum distance of 500 metres.
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