If one or two red lights with a noticeably greater intensity than the position lights come on at the rear of a moped, what does it indicate?

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Traffic regulations establish that two-wheeled mopeds must have one or two brake lights at the rear. These lights are red and shine with a clearly greater intensity than the rear position lights. Their main purpose is to immediately alert drivers traveling behind that the brake is being used and, therefore, that the moped is slowing down or coming to a stop. The rear fog light does not serve that warning function, and the moped does not even have it among its devices. Nor is having reverse gear engaged what it indicates: two-wheeled mopeds have neither reverse gear nor a specific light for that maneuver.

If one or two red lights with a noticeably greater intensity than the position lights come on at the rear of a moped, what does it indicate?

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