What is the maximum design speed limit that a three-wheeled moped must not exceed?

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In accordance with the General Vehicle Regulations and traffic regulations, all mopeds (whether two-wheeled, three-wheeled or light quadricycles) have, by definition and construction, a maximum speed that cannot exceed 45 km/h. If the vehicle could exceed that speed by factory design, it would lose its legal status as a moped and would be classified in another, higher category, such as a motorcycle or motor tricycle, requiring a different driving license and more demanding technical requirements. For this reason, the options of 60 km/h and 70 km/h are wrong.

What is the maximum design speed limit that a three-wheeled moped must not exceed?

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