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No, mopeds are excluded from ordinary use.
No. Mopeds are excluded under Article 35.2.a even with two people aboard. They must not be confused with motorcycles. Admitted vehicles have specific conditions, and the authority can allow or direct exceptional use; additional occupants alone do not authorise a moped.
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Yes, regardless of occupancy.
No, mopeds are excluded from ordinary use.
Yes, whenever two people are aboard.
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