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No, it is prohibited
No. Article 7.2 prohibits driving on public urban and interurban roads with an open exhaust and no required silencer. An incomplete, unsuitable or damaged silencer that fails to perform its function is also prohibited. An interurban road does not permit dispensing with this device.
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