You are riding a moped and see a red traffic light reserved for cycles, with the silhouette of a bicycle. Is that traffic light directed at you?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

The color red requires the users the traffic light is directed at to stop. When it shows the silhouette of a cycle, it is reserved exclusively for cycles. The moped is not a cycle; its rider must heed the traffic lights and signs that regulate its movement. This answer does not allow ignoring a general red traffic light.

You are riding a moped and see a red traffic light reserved for cycles, with the silhouette of a bicycle. Is that traffic light directed at you?

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