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Acera-bici (pavement cycle path)
Acera-bici, under definition 77 in Annex I to the Traffic Act. A carril-bici runs alongside the carriageway in one or two directions; a pista-bici has a route independent of roads. The current acera-bici definition requires competent-authority authorisation for other vehicles; it does not allow any vehicle to use it. Here sidewalk means the pedestrian sidewalk, not the carriageway surface.
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