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No, it creates a serious risk for the person being towed.
No. The person being towed may lose balance, fall or be unable to stop with the moped, particularly in turns and braking. Drive without creating risks for other road users. A vehicle’s documented ability to tow a trailer does not make towing a person on roller skates safe.
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Yes, whenever the ITV document permits towing a trailer.
Yes, going slowly eliminates every risk.
No, it creates a serious risk for the person being towed.
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