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On an urban road with a posted 50 km/h limit, may a moped travel at that speed?

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No, the moped may not exceed its 45 km/h limit.

No. A moped’s general maximum is 45 km/h and a 50 sign does not raise it. Observe lower road limits and slow further as conditions require. Do not confuse mopeds with cycles: bicycles have different rules. Urban limits are not invariably 50 km/h; they depend on the road and its regulation.

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  • Yes, a 50 sign increases the moped’s maximum.

  • Yes, all vehicles always have a 50 km/h urban minimum.

  • No, the moped may not exceed its 45 km/h limit.

The real exam in English is a translation of the Spanish original; compare both here.

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En una vía urbana con límite señalado de 50 km/h, ¿puede un ciclomotor circular a esa velocidad?

  1. Sí, una señal de 50 aumenta el máximo del ciclomotor.
  2. No, el ciclomotor no puede superar su límite de 45 km/h.(Correct answer)
  3. Sí, todos los vehículos tienen siempre un mínimo urbano de 50 km/h.

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