Correct answer
No.
No, considering only this R-104 sign. It prohibits motorcycles, including those with sidecars, but a moped is a different category. R-105 is the specific moped-entry prohibition. The number of occupants does not change R-104’s meaning. This answer does not remove other signs or restrictions that may prohibit mopeds from using the road.
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Yes, always.
Yes, if only one person is travelling on it.
No.
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