To be technically classified as a moped, what engine displacement and maximum speed limits must a two-wheeled vehicle not exceed?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations, the technical definition of a two-wheeled moped is based on two restrictive characteristics:  Displacement: If it has an internal combustion engine, the displacement cannot exceed 50 cc.  Speed: The maximum design speed cannot exceed 45 km/h. Analysis of common errors:   If the vehicle exceeds 50 cc in displacement or runs faster than 45 km/h, it legally ceases to be a moped and is considered a motorcycle, which changes the type of license required to drive it (A1, A2, or A).   The option mentioning 'no speed limit' is incorrect, as the 45 km/h limitation is the main safety feature defining this category of vehicles.

To be technically classified as a moped, what engine displacement and maximum speed limits must a two-wheeled vehicle not exceed?

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