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Yes. Placed in a visible position at the rear of the motorcycle.
Displaying the novice-driver plate is compulsory for vehicles for people with reduced mobility and three-wheeled vehicles, as well as motorcycles and mopeds. This plate must be placed in a visible position at the rear of these vehicles.
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No, as this obligation only applies to car drivers.
Yes. Placed at the front of the motorcycle.
Yes. Placed in a visible position at the rear of the motorcycle.
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