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As a general rule, the passenger must be over 12 years of age. There is an exception for those over 7 years of age, who may be passengers provided that the motorcycle or moped rider is their father, mother, guardian or an authorised adult. You must bear in mind that the question says: as a general rule, and this may cause confusion.
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Yes, provided that they are accompanied by their parents.
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