On cycles constructed for a single person, up to what age is it permitted to transport a child in an approved additional seat?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, on cycles (such as bicycles) constructed for a single person, it is permitted to transport a child under strict conditions. The rules require that the driver be of legal age (an adult), that an approved additional seat be used, and that the child be up to seven years old. Therefore, once they have turned 7, they can no longer travel in that seat. Additionally, the child is required to wear a helmet.

On cycles constructed for a single person, up to what age is it permitted to transport a child in an approved additional seat?

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