Can electric vehicles carry passengers?
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Electric vehicles are limited to carrying one minor under the age of 12; preschool children must be seated in a fixed seat; minors under 16 years old driving electric vehicles are not allowed to carry passengers. Some small cities have not implemented these regulations and do not have corresponding mandatory requirements, but carrying passengers on an electric vehicle is very dangerous, and it is recommended to avoid doing so. According to regulations, bicycles, electric bicycles, and motorized wheelchairs for the disabled must not carry objects higher than 1.5 meters from the ground, wider than 0.15 meters on either side beyond the handlebars, with the front end not extending beyond the wheel and the rear end not exceeding the body by 0.3 meters; for tricycles and human-powered vehicles, objects must not be higher than 2 meters from the ground, wider than 0.2 meters on either side beyond the vehicle, or longer than 1 meter beyond the body.