Is it permitted to carry a child positioned between the handlebars and the rider on a motorcycle?
A)Yes, but only when the rider is the father, mother, or an authorised person.
B)Yes, with an appropriate helmet fitted to their size.
C)No.Correct
On mopeds and motorcycles, in addition to the rider and, where applicable, the sidecar occupant, a passenger who is over 12 years old may travel, provided this is stated on the vehicle's licence or registration permit, the passenger wears a protective helmet, and the following conditions are met:
- That it is stated on the registration permit.
- That the passenger sits astride with feet resting on the side footrests.
- That the passenger uses the appropriate seat behind the rider.
Under no circumstances may the passenger be positioned in the space between the rider and the steering handlebars of the moped or motorcycle.
- That it is stated on the registration permit.
- That the passenger sits astride with feet resting on the side footrests.
- That the passenger uses the appropriate seat behind the rider.
Under no circumstances may the passenger be positioned in the space between the rider and the steering handlebars of the moped or motorcycle.