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The movement of motor vehicles and mopeds with an open exhaust, without a device to silence the explosions, will be prohibited on both urban and interurban roads. Their movement will also be prohibited when the gases expelled by the engine, instead of passing through an effective silencer, exit the engine through one that is defective, unsuitable, deteriorated, or through resonator pipes.
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Only outside the city, where engine noise isn't a nuisance.
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