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Travel during daylight and in conditions that do not reduce visibility.
It must travel during daylight and in conditions that do not reduce visibility. Article 12.3 also requires the trailer not to exceed 50% of the motorcycle’s unladen mass, prohibits carrying people in the trailer, and requires speed to be reduced by 10% relative to the general speeds applicable to these vehicles under Article 48. Any lower limit and the combination’s technical requirements must also be respected. Urban traffic is governed by the relevant municipal ordinances.
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Carry only children in the trailer.
Travel without the speed reduction required for this case.
Travel during daylight and in conditions that do not reduce visibility.
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