Are motorcycles required by law to have four indicators fitted?
for example if a bike has rear indicators but no front indicators fitted is this an MOT failure/ would that be considered a 'dangerous driving condition'?
Question: Motorcycles and indicators
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Re: Question: Motorcycles and indicators
All four or none. Either is an MOT pass.
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