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110. Quadricycle
A quadricycle is a motor vehicle with four wheels that belongs to a vehicle category below or separate from an ordinary passenger car. Quadricycles may be designed for passenger transport, goods transport or recreational use and can be powered by a combustion engine or electric motor.
Traffic law commonly distinguishes between light quadricycles, which have relatively low power and maximum design speed, and heavier or more powerful quadricycles. Driving-licence, helmet, registration, insurance and road-access requirements depend on the vehicle's legal classification and the local traffic regulations.
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What is a light quadricycle in Belgium?
A Belgian light quadricycle is a four-wheeled motor vehicle belonging to the light L6e category and having a maximum design speed of no more than 45 km/h.
How heavy may a Belgian light quadricycle be?
Under the current Road Code, a four-wheeled moped may have a maximum unladen mass of 425 kg. For an electric vehicle, the battery mass is excluded from this figure.
How many people can a Belgian light quadricycle carry?
A three- or four-wheeled moped may have no more than two seats in total, including the driver's seat.
How old must you be to drive a light quadricycle in Belgium?
You must normally be at least 16 years old to drive a light quadricycle. The driver must be at least 18 years old to carry a passenger under the applicable moped rules.
Must you wear a helmet in an open quadricycle in Belgium?
Yes, where the vehicle has no passenger compartment. Drivers and passengers of motorised three- and four-wheelers and mopeds without a passenger compartment must wear an approved protective helmet, subject to the specific legal exceptions.

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