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Yes.
From the point of view of traffic, a motorcycle is considered a motor vehicle, since the Traffic Regulations define motorcycles as motor vehicles with two or three wheels, fitted with an engine with a cylinder capacity of more than 50 cubic centimetres if it is an internal-combustion engine, and/or with a maximum design speed of more than 45 km/h. Some of them may also have a sidecar.
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Yes, because it is a vehicle that moves under its own power.
Yes.
No, because motor vehicles are cars.
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