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If the rider is not wearing a safety helmet.
Among the possible offences that may lead a traffic officer to immobilise a motorcycle are riding without a safety helmet in place or with it fastened incorrectly, exceeding the permitted levels of gases, fumes and noise, or lacking the compulsory insurance for the vehicle.
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Only when the passenger is not wearing a safety helmet.
If the rider is not wearing a safety helmet.
Never.
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