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Yes, because they are older than twelve and meet the required conditions.
Yes. Article 12 permits a passenger older than twelve if the vehicle documents allow it. They must sit behind the rider, astride, with feet on the side footrests, never between rider and handlebars. They must wear an approved, properly fastened helmet and required equipment: closed footwear and protective gloves on interurban roads. The exception for children older than seven requires their parent, guardian or an adult authorised by them to ride, in addition to all other conditions.
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Yes, because they are older than twelve and meet the required conditions.
No, nobody under eighteen may be a passenger.
Yes, even between the rider and handlebars without a helmet.
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