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Yes.
According to Article 84.1(h) of the Traffic Regulations, traffic officers may immobilise vehicles that exceed the legally permitted levels of gases, smoke and noise for their type, since vehicles with smoke-emission levels above those legally established may not travel on roads covered by this law.
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No, it will neither be warned nor immobilised.
No, it may only be warned, but not immobilised.
Yes.
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