A moped car, also known as a microcar or 45 km car, is a convenient choice for people looking for a compact and efficient form of transportation. But where exactly are you allowed to drive a moped car? In this blog post, we explain all the rules and guidelines so that you can safely and legally take to the road. We cover topics such as the general rules for moped cars, whether you are allowed to drive a moped car on an 80-lane road and whether a moped car is allowed to drive on a cycle path.

General rules for moped cars

A moped is legally considered a moped. This means that specific rules apply to where and how you can drive:

1. Maximum speed: Mopeds may not drive faster than 45 km/h.
2. Driving license: To drive a moped car you need at least an AM driving license.
3. Traffic rules: Mopeds must adhere to the same traffic rules as other vehicles.

Are you allowed to drive a moped car on an 80 km/h road?

A frequently asked question is whether you are allowed to drive a moped on a road with a maximum speed of 80 km/h. The answer is no. Mopeds are not allowed on roads where the maximum speed is higher than 70 km/h. This means that you are not allowed to drive a moped on an 80 km/h road. This rule was established for the safety of both the driver of the moped and other road users, because mopeds are considerably slower than other vehicles on these roads.

Is a moped car allowed on the cycle path?

Another important question is whether a moped car is allowed to drive on the cycle path. The answer to this is also no. Moped cars are not allowed on cycle paths. They must use the roadway, just like other motor vehicles. This ensures that cyclists can continue to drive safely without being hindered by wider and heavier vehicles such as moped cars.

Where are you allowed to drive a moped car?

In summary, you are allowed to drive a moped car on the following roads and paths:

1. Roadway: Mopeds must use the roadway and are not allowed to drive on cycle paths.
2. Roads up to 70 km/h: You may drive on roads where the speed limit is 70 km/h or lower. This excludes roads with a higher speed limit, such as 80 km/h roads.
3. Within built-up areas: Within cities and villages, lower speed limits often apply and it is safer and permitted to drive a moped car.