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red.
Red under Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations. These passive devices reflect incoming light and help show the vehicle’s presence; they do not emit their own light. Do not confuse them with amber direction indicators. A moped’s rear retro-reflectors are non-triangular, unlike the rear reflectors used on trailers.
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