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No. Article 35.2 excludes mopeds even when carrying a passenger. Exclusion follows lane-access rules, not simply an assumption that every excluded vehicle cannot reach a minimum speed. Follow the section’s signs and conditions; this scenario excludes exceptional directions or authorisation allowing access.
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