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Do not leave the vehicle.
A stop with our moped is considered to be an immobilisation of the vehicle that lasts no longer than two minutes and during which the rider does not leave the vehicle. Therefore, for the manoeuvre to be considered a stop, it must last a maximum of 2 minutes and the rider must not leave the vehicle at any time.
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Switch off the engine.
Do not leave the vehicle.
Switch off the lights.
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