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Yes. Displayed in a visible spot on the rear of the motorcycle
Yes. After obtaining your first driving licence, display the V-13 novice-driver plate during the first year. On a motorcycle, a visible position at the rear is sufficient; it is not placed at the front. The General Vehicle Regulations provide for suspension of the one-year count in specified cases of loss of licence validity, licence intervention or deprivation of the right to drive.
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No, as that obligation applies only to car drivers
Yes. Displayed in a visible spot on the rear of the motorcycle
Yes. Displayed on the front of the motorcycle
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