Question 3063 · Motorcycle theory test
What lights must be shown by a motorcyclist at night?
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Correct answer
Head lamp, red rear lamp, number-plate light and red rear reflector.
Official explanation
On a moped or motorcycle, a rider is legally required to have a white or yellow head lamp, a red rear light, a number plate light and a red rear reflector. These should be checked regularly and kept clean. This will help to ensure that the rider can be seen at night.
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- Weather, night & road conditions · Driving at Night
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