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Yes, with that authorisation and the other requirements met.
Yes: the exception permits passengers over seven when the rider is a parent, guardian or an adult authorised by them. The child must sit behind the rider in the designated seat, astride with feet on the footrests and wearing a protective helmet meeting applicable requirements. The licence and vehicle must permit that transport. For mopeds, the transitional provision of Royal Decree 518/2026 retains use of certified helmets under the transitional regime for one year from 1 October 2026. Authorisation alone is insufficient if the rider is not an adult.
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Yes, with that authorisation and the other requirements met.
Yes, solely because it is a short journey in a built-up area.
No, the exception never permits carrying an eight-year-old child.
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