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No.
The circulation of vehicles whose noise emission level exceeds the established limits is not permitted. Regulations prohibit the circulation of motor vehicles and mopeds that emit excessive noise, as this contributes to noise pollution and can be harmful to public health and the environment. This prohibition includes vehicles with incomplete, inadequate, or damaged mufflers, or with modified exhaust systems that do not meet legal requirements. Additionally, regulations also cover other aspects of vehicle emissions, prohibiting the circulation of those that emit smoke and gases in quantities that exceed the permitted limits.
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