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Be over twelve years old.
Be over twelve years old, under article 12.1. Article 12.2 permits those over seven to travel when the rider is their father, mother, guardian or an adult authorised by them; the exception is not restricted to people with legal custody. In either case, the conditions must be met: an authorised passenger place, an approved properly fastened helmet, the seat behind the rider, sitting astride with feet supported on the footrests.
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Be at least eighteen in every case.
Being over seven is enough even without the exception.
Be over twelve years old.
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