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Yes, it must be carried as equipment.
Yes. Annex XII.3 of the General Vehicle Regulations requires motorcycles to carry a high-visibility reflective vest meeting personal protective equipment requirements. The carrying duty is not limited to travelling outside built-up areas. Carrying it as equipment and having to wear it in particular situations are different duties.
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It need only be carried outside built-up areas.
Yes, it must be carried as equipment.
No, motorcycles are always excluded.
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