Is it mandatory for mopeds to be registered in order to travel on public roads?

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In accordance with the General Vehicle Regulations (Articles 25(1) and 28), all mopeds, whether two-wheeled, three-wheeled or light quadricycles, must be registered at the Provincial Traffic Office in order to travel on public roads. On registration, they are assigned a license plate with a yellow background and black characters and the registration certificate (licencia de circulación) is issued. It is not true that the obligation applies only to light quadricycles. Nor is it valid to say that only motor vehicles are registered: although the moped is not considered a motor vehicle for legal purposes, the regulation expressly extends the obligation to register to mopeds.

Is it mandatory for mopeds to be registered in order to travel on public roads?

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