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No, it prohibits the entry of mopeds and vehicles for people with reduced mobility.
No. R-105 prohibits entry to mopeds and vehicles for people with reduced mobility. It is not R-104, the motorcycle-entry prohibition, and does not itself prohibit entry to a passenger car. Scope depends on the vehicle’s regulatory category; it must not be extended to all light quadricycles solely from appearance or wheel count. Other restrictions still apply.
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No, it prohibits the entry of motorcycles.
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No, it prohibits the entry of mopeds and vehicles for people with reduced mobility.
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