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The French government鈥檚 decision to repeal a decree making contr么le technique roadworthiness tests obligatory for motorbikes, mopeds and licence-free cars has been judged to be illegal by the state鈥檚 highest administrative body, the Conseil d鈥櫭﹖at.

The Conseil d鈥櫭﹖at鈥檚 ruling effectively means that the roadworthiness test will be mandatory for the owners of vehicles with an engine size of 125cm鲁 or more in the end.

No further details on the timings or practicalities of this decision have yet been revealed.

France鈥檚 government issued a decree in August 2021 making the contr么le technique obligatory from January 2023.

This was in response to a 2014 EU law requiring all member states to introduce contr么le technique rules before January 2022.

However, the day after it was published, President Emmanuel Macron said that it would not be imposed, adding that it was 鈥渘ot the moment to bother 麻豆传媒映画鈥�.

Environmental organisations in favour of the contr么le technique for two-wheeler vehicles then appealed to the Conseil d鈥櫭﹖at, asking it to make sure that the requirement was put in place from October 2022.

However, the government then repealed the initial decree saying it would realise alternative measures to ensure improved road safety and reduced emissions.

It appears that the Conseil d鈥櫭﹖at has judged these measures to fall short of EU requirements.

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