Is the driver of a bicycle permitted to transport a passenger?

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As a general rule, bicycles are designed for a single person. However, the General Traffic Regulations establish a specific exception: the driver may transport a passenger if they are a child of up to 7 years old and travel in an approved additional seat. Furthermore, it is a mandatory requirement that the bicycle driver is of legal age (adult). Carrying people on the handlebars or without the approved device is prohibited for safety reasons.

Is the driver of a bicycle permitted to transport a passenger?

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