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Yes.
Yes, a valid B permit authorises moped riding. Holding it for more than three years is not required: do not confuse this with B entitlement for certain motorcycles. Moped classification depends on statutory vehicle characteristics; merely limiting any engine capacity to 45 km/h is insufficient.
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No, unless the licence has been held for more than three years.
Yes, if it does not exceed 250 cubic centimetres.
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