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No, under no circumstances
To avoid excessive noise, you should avoid driving with an open exhaust and keep it and the catalytic converter properly maintained. Excessive and unnecessary use of the horn is also prohibited.
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It is allowed for all types of vehicles, with caution
It is only allowed on interurban roads
No, under no circumstances
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