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No.
No. Under the current catalogue, R-405 requires two-wheel motorcycles and three-wheel vehicles treated as motorcycles to use the carriageway. A moped is not in those groups. Not being required by this sign does not permit ignoring other signs or rules applicable to the vehicle; nor does this sign establish a general prohibition on all other vehicles.
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Yes, any moped.
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Yes, but only two-wheeled mopeds.
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