Are vehicles for persons with reduced mobility considered Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP) under current regulations?

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No. According to the current legal definition in the General Vehicle Regulations, a Personal Mobility Vehicle (VMP) is one with one or more wheels, a single seat, and powered exclusively by electric motors (speed between 6 and 25 km/h). However, the regulations expressly exclude vehicles for persons with reduced mobility from this definition. These vehicles have their own specific category and rules, legally differentiating them from electric scooters and similar devices.

Are vehicles for persons with reduced mobility considered Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP) under current regulations?

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