PARIS (Reuters) -France government said on Monday it would hold consultations on introducing roadworthiness tests for motorbikes, after the country’s highest administrative court ordered it to phase in such inspections in line with European Union regulations. A 2014 EU directive required member states to impose periodic technical inspections for motorbikes with engines bigger than 125 cc from 2022. But France dragged its heels on introducing the measure – a position that environmental groups challenged in court. In a ruling published on Monday, the State Council ordered the state to set up an …