Is it permitted to travel in parallel for more than 15 seconds when overtaking another vehicle with a moped?

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Article 36(5) of the General Traffic Regulations prohibits the rider of a moped (and of the other vehicles in Article 36(1), except bicycles) from overtaking another vehicle if travel in parallel lasts more than 15 seconds or the distance covered in that position exceeds 200 meters. Therefore, you must not remain in parallel for more than 15 seconds: if either of the two limits is exceeded, you must give up the maneuver. Saying yes for a moped and no for a bicycle is exactly the opposite of what the rule says: bicycles are the only vehicles excluded from this limit. Nor does the need of traffic justify exceeding it, because the rule provides no such exception.

Is it permitted to travel in parallel for more than 15 seconds when overtaking another vehicle with a moped?

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