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No; it must have the required mirror.
No. Annex III of the General Vehicle Regulations requires a left exterior mirror on a two-wheeled moped; its table lists the right mirror as optional, without overriding equipment required by its particular approval. Mirrors help observe traffic behind and to the sides but do not by themselves guarantee safe riding or remove all blind spots. The requirement does not disappear at low speed or on an urban street.
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No; it must have the required mirror.
Yes, if ridden slowly on an urban street.
Yes, because mopeds do not need mirrors on public roads.
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