What measure can traffic officers take if they find that a moped is emitting smoke at levels above those authorized?

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The traffic regulations allow law enforcement officers to immobilize the vehicle, mopeds included, when it exceeds the permitted levels of gases, smoke and noise (General Traffic Regulations, Article 7(2)). The measure prevents the moped from being ridden until the breakdown is repaired or the emissions are adjusted. Withdrawing the driving license is incorrect, because smoke emission is not grounds for withdrawing the license. And limiting the response to a fine is also incorrect, because in addition to the fine the regulations allow the vehicle to be immobilized.

What measure can traffic officers take if they find that a moped is emitting smoke at levels above those authorized?

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