On your motorcycle, can you transport a child located between the handlebars and the driver?

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As a general rule, children under twelve years of age cannot travel as passengers on motorcycles, with exceptions for those over seven years old with their parents or guardians. In any case, the passenger must always use the corresponding seat located behind the driver. It is strictly forbidden to place a passenger, whether a child or an adult, in the intermediate space between the person driving and the handlebars. This practice is extremely dangerous and hinders the control of the vehicle.

On your motorcycle, can you transport a child located between the handlebars and the driver?

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