How many auxiliary lamps is a motorcycle permitted to have?

Motorcycles are permitted to have a maximum of two auxiliary lamps. These lamps serve an important function in enhancing visibility, particularly during low-light conditions or inclement weather. The purpose of auxiliary lamps is to improve the safety of both the rider and other road users by making the motorcycle more conspicuous.

Having two auxiliary lamps allows for more extensive illumination and visibility without overwhelming other road users with excessive lighting, which can occur if more than two lamps were allowed. This regulation helps to maintain safe driving conditions and reduces the risk of accidents.