How do the General Traffic Regulations define the concept of a vehicle?

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According to Annex I of the Law on Traffic, Motor Vehicle Circulation, and Road Safety, a vehicle is defined as any apparatus 'suitable for circulation on public or private roads' used by the public. This is the correct answer because it encompasses all types: both motor vehicles (such as cars or trucks) and non-motor vehicles (such as bicycles, cycles, animal-drawn vehicles, or trailers). The option 'Has an engine' is incorrect because it specifically refers to 'motor vehicles,' which are just a subgroup. The option 'Is on public road' is incorrect because the definition lies in the apparatus's capability and suitability to circulate, not its momentary location.

How do the General Traffic Regulations define the concept of a vehicle?

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