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Do not leave the vehicle.
A moped stop is the immobilisation of a vehicle lasting less than two minutes, during which the driver does not leave the vehicle at any time. The driver may switch off the lights or the engine, but if the stop lasts longer than this or the driver leaves the vehicle, the moped is considered to have been parked.
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Do not leave the vehicle.
Switch off the engine.
Switch off the lights.
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