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No.
A moped occupied by two people cannot normally use a high-occupancy vehicle lane. High-occupancy vehicle lanes are intended to improve traffic flow in areas of high vehicle density, and their use is regulated for certain types of vehicles and under specific conditions. According to the regulations, vehicles considered eligible include: motor vehicles intended for carrying people with a maximum authorised mass not exceeding 3,500 kg and occupied by the number of people specified for each section; motorcycles, cars and adaptable mixed-use vehicles occupied by the established number of people. If the driver is disabled (V-15), they may travel alone; buses with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3,500 kg and articulated buses, as specified by the regulations, regardless of the number of occupants; priority vehicles on emergency duty and road-maintenance equipment.
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Yes, if it travels on the hard shoulder.
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Yes, because there are two people.
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