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GVW is the maximum authorized mass for vehicle use.

A light quadricycle is not classified as a motor vehicle.

Bicycles with motors under 1,000 W are not considered mopeds.

Special vehicles are designed for specific works and may exceed standard requirements.

A trailer is a non-self-propelled vehicle.

A driver operates the steering mechanism or commands a vehicle.

An articulated vehicle is a combination of a motor vehicle and a trailer.

Pedestrians are considered road users.

A vehicle is any device suitable for traveling on public roads.

A two-wheeled moped has an engine displacement of no more than 50 cc.

A light quadricycle is not classified as a motor vehicle.

Three-wheeled vehicles can be considered mopeds.

A motorcycle is classified as a motor vehicle.

People walking a motorcycle are considered drivers.

Vehicles must be registered in the name of the owner.

Light trailers have a maximum authorized mass of 750 kg.

A moped has an engine but is not a motor vehicle.

An automobile is used for transporting persons or goods.

A multipurpose vehicle is designed for transporting goods and persons.

A cycle is powered by muscular effort and has at least two wheels.

Heavy trailers exceed 750 kg in maximum authorized mass.

Two-wheeled vehicles are less stable than four-wheeled ones.

A semi-trailer is designed to be coupled to a motor vehicle.

A tourist train is a special service vehicle for tourism.

People in motorized wheelchairs are considered pedestrians.

A road train is a motor vehicle with a trailer.

Those pushing a pushchair are considered pedestrians.

The registered keeper is the person in whose name the vehicle is registered.

A trolleybus is considered a motor vehicle for transporting people.

Minors under 1.35 m must sit in the rear seat with proper restraints.

In vehicles under 1 m wide, loads can only protrude from the rear, up to 25 cm.

Loading and unloading must be done off the road, never on it.

Loads can overhang the rear of a passenger car by 15% of its length.

Goods cannot be deposited on the carriageway during loading and unloading.

Roof loads must not compromise vehicle stability.

A vehicle cannot transport more people than authorized seats.

Throwing objects from a vehicle can lead to penalties and point loss.

Always turn off the engine and lights while refueling.

Occupants must stay inside the vehicle on motorways after an emergency.

Maintain a steady speed to reduce fuel consumption and enhance safety.

Drive with care to avoid endangering yourself and others.

Do not drive a vehicle that emits excessive smoke or pollutants.

All vehicles must have an explosion silencer to reduce noise.

Motorcycles are less stable and more vulnerable than other vehicles.