Le contrôle technique pour les deux et 3 roues motorisés n est d'absolument aucunes utilités. L'accidentologie due aux défauts techniques sur les deux et trois roues motorisés est de 0.1%.... Le véhicule fait entre 3000 et 6000 km par an, et passe en révision tous les ans........
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Industry association · France · EU Transparency Register 821 969 839not in register snapshot
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FFMC filed 2 positions between 15 Oct 2021 and 18 Oct 2021, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
What they argued
Roadworthiness tests need not be extended to motorised two-wheelers, the accidents of which are only very rarely caused by a technical defect. This is still mostly due to excessive tyre wear, which is happening without having to go to an operator!
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