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With one leg on each side, always behind the rider.
A passenger on a two-wheeled moped, regardless of age, including children under 12, must always sit on the seat behind the rider, astride with their feet on the footrests, always keeping a safe distance from the rider so that the rider and passenger's helmets do not collide and to allow the rider freedom of movement during the journey.
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With one leg on each side, in the space between the rider and the handlebars.
With one leg on each side, always behind the rider.
Always behind the rider, either sitting sideways or with one leg on each side.
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