When refueling a motorcycle, is it mandatory to switch off the lighting system?

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Yes, it is strictly mandatory. According to the General Traffic Regulations, to refuel any vehicle, the engine must be stopped. In addition to the engine, it is mandatory to switch off the lights, sound systems, and devices emitting electromagnetic radiation (such as mobile phones). The reason is strictly for safety: the goal is to eliminate any potential ignition source or spark that, upon contact with flammable fuel vapors, could cause a fire or explosion.

When refueling a motorcycle, is it mandatory to switch off the lighting system?

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