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Yes. During refuelling the engine must be stopped and lights, electrical systems such as the radio, and electromagnetic-emitting devices such as mobile phones must be switched off under Article 115.3 and 4 of the General Traffic Regulations. This does not depend on motorcycle power. Also follow the filling station’s safety instructions.
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