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Mopeds.
R-105 prohibits entry to mopeds and also to vehicles for people with reduced mobility. It is not a general ban on every two-wheeled vehicle: do not confuse it with a cycle-entry ban or a motorcycle-entry ban. Scope depends on the vehicle’s regulatory category, not only its appearance or wheel count.
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Mopeds.
Any two-wheeled vehicle.
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