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No.
A moped, even with two people on board, cannot use a lane reserved for public transport. These lanes are specifically intended for public transport vehicles, such as buses and taxis, in order to improve the efficiency and speed of these services in urban areas. The use of reserved lanes by other types of vehicles, including mopeds, is generally prohibited. This is to prevent congestion and ensure smooth and safe traffic for public transport vehicles. Mopeds must use the ordinary lanes, complying with the traffic regulations applicable to their vehicle category.
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Yes, provided that it travels on the hard shoulder.
Yes, because there are two people travelling on it.
No.
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