What is NOT allowed on a motorway?

Using mopeds on a motorway is not allowed because motorways are designed for high-speed traffic and typically require vehicles to maintain a minimum speed that is higher than what a moped can safely achieve. Motorways cater primarily to faster vehicles such as cars, trucks, and buses, ensuring a smoother flow of traffic and reducing the risk of accidents that could arise from slower vehicles.

In contrast, driving over 120 km/h is a common situation; while there are speed limits typically set at 120 km/h or lower, exceeding that speed in certain conditions or sections of the motorway may sometimes be acceptable. Driving with trailers is permitted on motorways as long as the vehicle and trailer combination adheres to rules regarding weight and dimensions. Additionally, while inclement weather may present challenges to drivers, it does not prohibit their entry onto motorways, as they remain open for traffic during adverse conditions; drivers are expected to adjust their behavior appropriately for safety.