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No, under no circumstances.
No. The passenger must use the seat behind the rider, sit astride and place their feet on the footrests, as well as meet helmet and age requirements. The general rule requires being over 12; exceptionally, children over 7 may ride with a parent, guardian or an adult authorised by them. There is no fixed statutory distance between the two helmets.
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No, under no circumstances.
Yes, when authorised by the vehicle's registration certificate.
Yes, when the passenger is a child aged 7 or under.
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