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Carrying people in the towed vehicle is prohibited in this case. Under Article 12.3 its mass must not exceed 50% of the towing vehicle’s unladen mass—the motorcycle here—and travel must be by day without reduced-visibility conditions, at 10% below the applicable general speeds. Local ordinances govern urban travel.
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Yes, provided that the trailer's mass is 50% greater than the moped's mass.
Yes, provided that the passenger is over 12 years old.
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