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Yes, if stated in its documents and the passenger and protective-equipment requirements are met.
Yes, if stated on its vehicle licence or registration certificate and the passenger and protective-equipment requirements are met. The passenger must sit astride behind the rider with feet on the side footrests. On this moped both must wear correctly fastened approved helmets and closed footwear covering the whole foot; protective gloves are also required on interurban roads, under current articles 12 and 118. Merely having physical space for two people is insufficient.
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No; two adults may never ride an authorised moped.
Yes, whenever two people physically fit, even without authorisation.
Yes, if stated in its documents and the passenger and protective-equipment requirements are met.
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