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The left-hand mirror; the right-hand mirror is optional.
The left-hand mirror is compulsory and the right-hand mirror is optional in the General Vehicle Regulations Annex III table. A right-hand mirror may also be fitted; this answer does not require removing it. Do not generalise this minimum to all motorcycles or enclosed vehicles.
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Only the right-hand mirror is compulsory.
Both are always compulsory.
The left-hand mirror; the right-hand mirror is optional.
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