Of the following vehicles, which one is strictly prohibited from using High Occupancy Vehicle (VAO) lanes?

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VAO (High Occupancy Vehicle) lanes are designed to facilitate the circulation of vehicles dedicated to transporting people. According to regulations, their use is limited to motorcycles, passenger cars, and adaptable mixed vehicles (usually carrying a set minimum number of people). Conversely, the rule expressly prohibits their use by other vehicles, including mopeds (ciclomotores), trucks, pedestrians, cycles, and cars with trailers. The goal is to maintain a fluid speed that mopeds generally cannot guarantee.

Of the following vehicles, which one is strictly prohibited from using High Occupancy Vehicle (VAO) lanes?

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