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The left; the right is listed as optional in that table.
The left mirror is compulsory and the right is listed as optional for that category in the table. This does not prohibit two mirrors or authorise removing equipment required by the vehicle’s specific type approval. Do not apply this row to every tricycle or quadricycle, whose requirements may differ.
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Only the right, and the left must be removed.
The left; the right is listed as optional in that table.
Neither: mopeds need no mirrors.
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