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No.
No. A light quadricycle is treated as a moped and excluded from the legal definition of a motor vehicle. R-103 therefore does not by itself prohibit its entry, whether its body is open or closed. The sign restricts motor vehicles, with the current exceptions for two-wheeled motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles treated as motorcycles. Other road restrictions may still apply.
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