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No, because it is a road intended exclusively for mopeds.
No. R-407b establishes a compulsory route reserved for mopeds and prohibits other users. A motorcycle is not a moped, whether it has two wheels or a sidecar. Do not confuse this sign with R-407a for cycles: the image shows a moped symbol.
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Yes, because it is a road intended for two-wheeled vehicles.
No, because it is a road intended exclusively for mopeds.
Yes, if it is a motorcycle with a sidecar.
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¿Puede circular una motocicleta por una vía señalizada con esta señal de tráfico?
- Sí, porque se trata de una vía destinada a la circulación de vehículos de dos ruedas.
- No, porque se trata de una vía que está destinada exclusivamente a la circulación de ciclomotores.(Correct answer)
- Sí, si se trata de una motocicleta con sidecar.
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