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Yes, it is necessary to place it at the rear in any visible location
Yes, in a visible position at the rear, under the placement exception in Annex XI. The requirement depends on the driver’s novice status, not on every user of these vehicles being a novice. It applies for the regulatory year from the first licence, subject to pauses in the period and the exception for effective possession of another licence for at least one year specified by the rules. The plate specified for motorcycles and three-wheeled vehicles is smaller than for other vehicles, not larger.
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No, in the case of this type of vehicle it is not necessary
Yes, it is necessary to place it at the rear in any visible location
Yes, it is necessary, and it must be larger in size than the one for a car and placed to the left of the number plate
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