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Astraddle behind the rider, with feet on the footrests.
Astraddle the passenger seat behind the rider, with feet on the footrests. The general rule allows passengers older than twelve; exceptionally, children older than seven may travel with a parent, guardian or authorised adult, subject to safety requirements. The vehicle must be authorised to carry a passenger. Sitting in front of the rider or sideways is not allowed.
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Sitting sideways behind the rider.
In front of the rider.
Astraddle behind the rider, with feet on the footrests.
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