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Astride, with their feet on the side footrests, both on urban and interurban roads.
Use the designated passenger seat behind the rider, sit astride the motorcycle and keep both feet on the side footrests. This applies on urban and interurban roads alike. The question concerns the rear-seat passenger; a sidecar occupant uses their own seat. The riding position does not replace the other requirements for legally carrying a passenger.
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Astride, with their feet on the side footrests, both on urban and interurban roads.
Astride, with their feet on the side footrests, only on interurban roads.
In whichever way is most comfortable.
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