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Motor vehicles and mopeds.
Motor vehicles and mopeds are subject to compulsory insurance; mopeds are not exempt. The answer identifies one required group rather than an exhaustive list: the obligation also covers personal mobility vehicles under their current legal regime. Not every public-road vehicle, such as a conventional bicycle, is subject to this compulsory insurance merely because it uses a road.
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Motor vehicles and mopeds.
Motor vehicles, with a general exemption for mopeds.
Every vehicle using public roads, including conventional bicycles.
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