When making a stop on a moped, what regulatory condition must be met?

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According to the Traffic Law (Annex I), a stop is the immobilization of a vehicle for less than two minutes, without the driver being able to leave it. That is why the condition that must be met is not to leave the moped: that way the rider can move it immediately if it hinders traffic or if traffic officers ask. It is not mandatory to switch off the engine during an ordinary stop (it is switched off, for example, when leaving the vehicle parked or when refueling). Nor does the lighting have to be switched off: the lights must stay on when visibility conditions require it.

When making a stop on a moped, what regulatory condition must be met?

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