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No. Driving on urban or interurban roads with an open exhaust and without the required combustion silencer is prohibited. The ban includes combustion-engine mopeds. An incomplete, unsuitable or damaged silencer cannot replace an effective one. Maintain the exhaust and comply with emission and noise limits.
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Only combustion-engine mopeds may be driven without a silencer.
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