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No.
No. R-407a requires cycle riders to use the route and prohibits its use by other users. A moped is not a cycle and is not authorised merely because it has two wheels. Do not confuse this sign with R-407b, the reserved and compulsory moped route, or R-105, a prohibition sign.
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Yes, because it is a route reserved for shared use by cycles and mopeds.
Yes, but only if riding a two-wheeled moped.
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