Several hundred motorcyclists organized a march in Paris on Sunday, November 27, after several regional cities the day before, protesting against the introduction of technical controls for motorized two-wheelers, an AFP journalist noted. “Technical control of motorcycles. not yet.was the slogan of the rally called by the Federation of Angry Cyclists (FFMC).
Motorcyclists coming from the Île de France as well as Chartres or Orléans left Port Dauphin to reach the center of Paris and the environs of the Council of State, which on October 31 restored this supreme administrative jurisdiction to France. Technical control imposed by the European Union.
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According to the State Council, the government has committed “excess of powerwhen he refused to impose technical controls on two-wheelers, while the European Commission imposed it to protect the safety of motorcyclists but also the environment.
The Commission introduced this provision in 2014 for all EU countries, wanting it to apply to two-wheelers larger than 125cc from January 2022. The measure was scheduled to be implemented in early 2023, before the government canceled it. Following the Council of State’s decision, Transport Minister Clement Bohn began meeting with the parties on ways to finally implement it, on a date yet to be determined.
For the FFMC, which claims a 10-year decline in two-wheeler-related deaths, the State Council “stepped out of his role“:”The laws are written by the government and the parliament, not by the State Council, which made a political decision here.“, accuses the association, condemning “technical control lobbies and self-proclaimed environmental associations“. “I think this story about technical control of motorcycles is funnySerge Pellicia, president of the Chartres Motorcycle Club, said during the march.
For him, “However, there are indeed cars that drive in bad conditions, but motorcycles, I, I don’t know one motorcycle that rides a rotten motorcycle, in bad shape, without brakes, so I participate because I think it’s normal, because I think I think it’s a money issue.»
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Source: Le Figaro
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