May a cyclist carry a passenger?
Traffic safety: Transported persons and cargo
A cyclist can transport a child up to seven years old as long as they use an approved additional seat, which ensures the child's safety and complies with current regulations.
Explanation
To transport a passenger on a bicycle, certain specific rules must be followed:
- **Only the driver** can ride a bicycle designed for one person. However, there is an exception to carry a passenger.
- **The driver must be of legal age** to carry a passenger.
- The allowed passenger is **a child under seven years old**.
- The child must travel in an **approved additional seat**, which must be placed behind the driver's seat.
These rules ensure that transporting a child on a bicycle is done safely and in accordance with current legislation.
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