Are hazard warning triangles part of the mandatory equipment for motorcycles?

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The correct answer is No. According to the General Vehicle Regulations, hazard warning devices (triangles) or the V-16 light are mandatory for passenger cars, but motorcycles are exempt from carrying them. This exception is due to the difficulty of storage and lack of space on these vehicles. Therefore, an officer cannot fine you for not carrying them, regardless of the type of road (motorway, conventional road, or urban road).

Are hazard warning triangles part of the mandatory equipment for motorcycles?

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