In addition to the driving license, what vehicle documentation must a motorcycle rider carry?

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To legally ride on public roads, every motorcycle rider must carry three fundamental documents: the Driving License (for the rider), the Circulation Permit (Registration Certificate for the vehicle), and the Technical Inspection Card (ITV) (Technical Inspection Card). Options suggesting 'only' one of them are incorrect because General Vehicle Regulations require carrying both vehicle documents. Remember they must be originals or duly certified photocopies. Although carrying the physical insurance receipt is no longer mandatory (as officers can check it electronically via FIVA), having valid insurance is mandatory.

In addition to the driving license, what vehicle documentation must a motorcycle rider carry?

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