Correct answer
No.
The R-100 no-entry sign shown indicates that traffic by all types of vehicles is prohibited on the road where it is located. Since mopeds are considered vehicles under the Traffic Regulations, we can say that they may not travel along that road.
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No.
Yes, because it is not a motor vehicle.
Yes, because the sign only prohibits cars and not mopeds.
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