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No. Driving or riding while using earphones connected to a sound player is prohibited. The exception for certified or approved wireless devices integrated into a helmet is restricted to intercommunication or navigation without compromising safety; it does not permit music through earphones. The prompt concerns riding a moped rather than travelling as a passenger.
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Only in built-up areas.
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