What is understood by 'vehicle' according to traffic and road safety regulations?

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According to Annex I of the Traffic Law, Motor Vehicle Circulation, and Road Safety (LSV), a vehicle is defined as any apparatus suitable for circulation on the roads or lands covered by said law. This definition is broad and includes both motor vehicles (such as cars, trucks, motorcycles) and non-motorized ones (such as bicycles, cycles, animal-drawn vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers). Therefore:   The correct answer is 'Any apparatus suitable for circulation on public roads', as it covers all possible categories.   The option 'An apparatus powered by a motor' is incorrect because it is incomplete; it excludes legitimate vehicles like bicycles.   The option 'An object found on public roads' is incorrect because it is too vague; an obstacle or street furniture is an object, but not a vehicle.

What is understood by 'vehicle' according to traffic and road safety regulations?

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