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A prescribed luminous or reflective item visible from at least 150 metres.
At least one luminous or reflective item meeting personal protective equipment rules, visible from at least 150 metres. Article 123 also applies when weather or environmental conditions seriously reduce visibility. Seek a safe place off the traffic platform if available; moped lights do not replace pedestrian visibility equipment.
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Nothing, provided the moped has lights.
A prescribed luminous or reflective item visible from at least 150 metres.
Only a helmet with no visibility elements.
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Si debe caminar por la calzada o arcén de una vía interurbana de noche tras una avería del ciclomotor, ¿qué elemento de visibilidad debe usar?
- Un elemento luminoso o reflectante reglamentario visible desde al menos 150 metros.(Correct answer)
- Nada, siempre que el ciclomotor tenga luces.
- Solo un casco sin elementos de visibilidad.
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