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All mopeds under that regime.
All mopeds, including two-wheelers, three-wheelers and light quadricycles. Articles 25 and 28 regulate registration and circulation documentation. Two-wheelers are not excluded. This scenario concerns Spain’s ordinary regime, not temporary authorisations or international circulation with valid foreign documentation. Registration does not replace other applicable requirements such as insurance or driving authorisation.
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All mopeds under that regime.
Only light quadricycles.
All except two-wheeled mopeds.
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