Topic: Carrying passengers and loads · Nº 84 / 574
Un 'automóvil' se diferencia de un ciclomotor principalmente en que:
A 'motor car' (automóvil) differs from a moped mainly in that:
- AEl automóvil está concebido para circular sin carriles ni raíles y por sus características no es ciclomotor.The motor car is designed to run without tracks or rails and, because of its characteristics, is not a moped.
- BEl automóvil siempre tiene cuatro ruedas.The motor car always has four wheels.
- CEl automóvil no puede transportar mercancías.The motor car cannot carry goods.
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- AEl automóvil está concebido para circular sin carriles ni raíles y por sus características no es ciclomotor.The motor car is designed to run without tracks or rails and, because of its characteristics, is not a moped.
Explanation
A motor car is any motor vehicle that runs without rails and is not a moped, a tram or a vehicle for people with reduced mobility.
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