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No, under no circumstances.
No, under no circumstances. Article 12 prohibits that position. If carrying the child is permitted under the age and other conditions, the child must use the passenger seat behind the rider, seated astride with feet on the footrests. Wearing a helmet or being carried by a relative or authorised person does not permit sitting in front. This question concerns a two-wheeled motorcycle, not a sidecar seat.
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No, under no circumstances.
Only if wearing a helmet and the rider is a family member or authorised person.
Yes, provided they wear a helmet.
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