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If you're riding a moped, can you use the lane designated for bicycles?

If you're riding a moped, can you use the lane designated for bicycles?
Explanation

Correct answer: No.

The lane visible on the right-hand side of the carriageway is designated exclusively for bicycles, which is confirmed by both the road markings and the vertical information sign. In accordance with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act, a moped is a motor vehicle and is therefore not permitted to use the lane designated for bicycles.

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