Before answering the question of whether riding a motorbike without a mirror will be fined, traffic participants need to understand why it is necessary to equip mirrors for motorbikes? Rearview mirrors are considered the third eye of motorbike drivers when participating in traffic. With rearview mirrors, you can observe vehicles moving on the left and right sides, helping to avoid unexpected accidents.
Besides, thanks to the rearview mirror, you can also observe both sides to avoid situations of being robbed on the road when moving on the road.
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Motorcycle rearview mirror standards: The area of the reflective surface must not be less than 62cm2. For round mirrors, the diameter of the reflective surface must not be less than 94mm and must not be larger than 150mm. To ensure no violations, the vehicle must have at least a rearview mirror on the left side, but it is best to have one on both sides for the best visibility.
Many people today still wonder whether they need to wear a helmet when riding a motorbike or electric motorbike, or whether electric motorbikes without mirrors are fined, and how much is the fine for motorbikes without mirrors? These are common mistakes that many people participating in traffic make.
According to traffic laws, all vehicles participating in traffic, whether motorbikes or electric motorbikes, must wear helmets and be equipped with rearview mirrors. If there are no rearview mirrors or there are full rearview mirrors but they are not effective, they will be administratively punished for not having a motorbike mirror.
In case a motorbike or electric motorbike lacks a mirror, there must be at least one mirror on the left side. Missing the left mirror is considered as having no mirror and will be fined for motorbike without mirror. Missing the right mirror will not be fined. Specifically:
According to Decree 100/2019/ND-CP, if a motorbike or electric motorbike does not have a mirror or is equipped with a rearview mirror but it is not functional or does not meet standards: Administrative fine from 100,000 VND to 200,000 VND. For this mirrorless error, the violator will pay the fine directly to the Traffic Police without having to go to the Treasury. The person imposing the fine will not have to make a record but will tear up the receipt and send it back to the violator.
Above is all the information to answer the question: Is it illegal to ride a motorbike without mirrors?
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