Correct answer
No
No. General Vehicle Regulations Annex II defines a VMP as having capacity for one occupant, its rider, so it cannot carry a passenger. Occupant capacity does not necessarily mean a seat: a VMP may have a seat or saddle only if it has a self-balancing system. Approval for several occupants does not turn a vehicle into a multi-occupant VMP.
Legal basis: annex II RGV
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Yes, provided that the vehicle is approved for more passengers
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Yes, if the passenger is an adult
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Un vehículo de movilidad personal, ¿puede llevar pasajeros?
- Sí, siempre que este homologado el vehículo para más pasajeros
- Sí, si el pasajero es mayor de edad
- No(Correct answer)
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