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Is a personal mobility vehicle allowed to travel on a dual carriageway?

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No.

No. Article 38.4 of the General Traffic Regulations prohibits personal mobility vehicles on motorways and dual carriageways, whether inside or outside built-up areas. A local bylaw does not remove that prohibition. The exceptions for specified cycle routes and roads closed to motor vehicles concern interurban roads and urban tunnels, rather than motorways or dual carriageways. The rider’s age does not authorise their use either.

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  • No.

  • Yes, if its rider is over 14 years old.

  • Yes, provided it takes place within a built-up area.

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