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No, it is prohibited
No. Article 35 excludes mopeds from HOV lanes. The general rule admits motorcycles, cars and adaptable mixed-use vehicles meeting specified occupancy requirements, with further specific cases such as certain buses and priority vehicles on urgent duty. It is therefore inaccurate to claim only the first three classes may use the lane in every circumstance. Carrying a passenger or reducing speed does not authorise a moped.
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