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No.
No. S-33 indicates a path for pedestrians, cycles and, where applicable, personal mobility vehicles, segregated from motorised traffic. A moped is neither a cycle nor a personal mobility vehicle and may not use it. The current definition includes possible personal mobility vehicles and does not require every path to cross a park or forest.
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Yes, with any type of moped.
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Yes, but only if it is a two-wheeled moped.
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