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Left mandatory at up to and including 100 km/h; both mandatory above it.
At a maximum design speed of 100 km/h or less, the left mirror is mandatory and the right is optional. Above 100 km/h both are mandatory. This concerns the vehicle’s maximum design speed, not its current travelling speed. Mirrors must meet applicable technical requirements; this rule does not authorise removing equipment required by the vehicle’s particular approval.
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Only the right mandatory, regardless of maximum design speed.
None mandatory when travelling below 100 km/h.
Left mandatory at up to and including 100 km/h; both mandatory above it.
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