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Yes, if all the stated conditions are met.
Yes. Article 12.2 exceptionally allows children over seven to travel with a parent or guardian, or an adult authorised by them, provided the passenger requirements are met. A helmet alone is insufficient. The child may not sit between the rider and the handlebars.
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No, the exception allows only a parent or guardian, never another authorised adult.
Yes, if all the stated conditions are met.
Yes, but the child must sit between the rider and handlebars.
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