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With both feet on the side footrests
The passenger must sit astride, behind the rider, with both feet on the side footrests and remain stable. They must not sit between the rider and handlebars. Age, helmet and authorised-seat requirements must also be met; a sidecar occupant has a different seating position.
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With both feet on the side footrests
With one foot on a footrest and the other hanging to balance
Turned sideways to speak more easily with the rider
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