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will sit behind the driver, astride the vehicle, with their feet resting on the side footrests.
Passengers on a motorcycle must always sit astride it behind the driver, both on roads within and outside built-up areas, with both feet resting on the side footrests for their safety. They must never sit on the handlebars or in front of the driver.
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will sit behind the driver, astride the vehicle, with their feet resting on the side footrests.
may sit side-saddle, provided they are securely held on.
may sit between the handlebars and the driver's seat, if they are under twelve years of age.
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