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Yes, that sign alone does not prohibit entry to mopeds.
Yes. For this prohibition, mopeds are not classed as motor vehicles. R-102 prohibits entry to motor vehicles; it is neither R-101, which prohibits entry to all vehicles, nor the moped-specific R-105. This is not an exception exclusively for light quadricycles. Entry remains subject to other applicable rules and restrictions.
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Yes, that sign alone does not prohibit entry to mopeds.
No, it prohibits entry to every vehicle without exception.
Only if it is a light quadricycle.
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