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Motorcycles: implementing EU regulation 168/2013

Proposals for implementing type approval frameworks for motorcycles, tricycles, quadricycles and some power assisted pedal cycles.

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Detail

We are proposing implementing frameworks for vehicles in accordance with EU Regulation 168/2013.

For effected vehicles the proposals introduce:

higher road safety
better environmental standards

Documents

Implementing EU Regulation 168/2013 on type approval of motorcycles, tricycles and quadricyclesapplication/pdf Changes to the type approval regime for new motorcycles: consultation responseapplication/pdf

At a glance

Opened26 Jul 2017

Closes06 Sept 2017

First published26 Jul 2017

Last updated27 Feb 2018

Document typeconsultation_outcome

Organisations

Department for Transport

Topics

Climate change and energyVehicle manufacturing and modification

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