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Astride the motorcycle with feet resting on the side footrests, both inside and outside built-up areas
Astride, behind the rider, with feet on the side footrests, both inside and outside built-up areas. Passenger transport must also be authorised for the motorcycle and meet the applicable age and protective-equipment requirements. This posture must not be applied as though it described a sidecar seat.
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Astride the motorcycle with feet resting on the side footrests, only on roads outside built-up areas
Astride the motorcycle with feet resting on the side footrests, both inside and outside built-up areas
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