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Motorcycles, mopeds and three-wheeled vehicles may tow a trailer whose mass does not exceed 50% of the unladen mass of those vehicles. They must also travel during the day and in good visibility, may not carry people in the trailer, and must reduce their generic speed by 10% on roads outside built-up areas.
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