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No. Article 12.2 of the General Traffic Regulations reserves the exception for children older than seven when the rider is their parent or guardian, or an adult authorised by them, and the other conditions are met. Article 12.1’s general rule requires a passenger older than twelve, an approved helmet, the seat behind the rider, straddling position and feet on the footrests, with passenger carriage permitted in the vehicle documents. The exception does not allow a child aged seven or younger.
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Yes, when this is stated on the registration certificate.
Yes, when the rider is an adult.
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