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Yes, because the tyres grip the road less effectively.
When riding our moped and encountering a section of road with a poor surface, whether due to cracks, breaks, ruts or potholes, we must take extra care because driving will be more dangerous as the tyres will not grip the road as they should. We must reduce our speed and pay more attention while driving.
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Yes, because the tyres grip the road less effectively.
No, unless the road is wet or dirty.
No, the condition of the road surface does not affect safety.
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