As a general rule, what is the minimum age a passenger must be to ride on a moped or motorcycle?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that, as a general rule, the passenger on a moped or motorcycle must be over 12 years old. The passenger must sit astride, with the feet on the side footrests and wearing an approved helmet. There is an exception for children over 7 years old, but only if the rider is the father, mother, legal guardian or an authorized person. Therefore, the standard correct answer is 12 years.

As a general rule, what is the minimum age a passenger must be to ride on a moped or motorcycle?

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