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Yes, subject to the regulatory vehicle and passenger conditions.
Yes, provided regulatory conditions are met. An AM licence currently imposes no general ban on carrying passengers until age 18. The moped must be approved for two people; the passenger must use the seat behind the rider, sit astride and place their feet on the footrests. Applicable helmet and other equipment rules must be met.
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Yes, subject to the regulatory vehicle and passenger conditions.
No, every AM holder must wait until age 18 to carry a passenger.
Yes, even if the moped is approved for only one seat.
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