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Yes. The moped must have compulsory civil-liability insurance to be ridden on public roads. Valid insurance is different from carrying a receipt: carrying the policy or proof of the latest payment is not compulsory, and officers can check insurance status. Do not confuse this cover with insurance paying for all damage to the rider or their own vehicle.
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No, insurance is merely recommended for mopeds.
Only if it travels on a motorway.
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