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How Many People Can a Motorcycle Carry?

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SanCollin

07/30/25 6:59am

Motorcycles can carry a maximum of two people, meaning only one passenger in addition to the driver. The regulations and precautions for carrying passengers on a motorcycle are as follows: Regulations for carrying passengers on a motorcycle: According to traffic laws, light motorcycles are not allowed to carry passengers. Light motorcycles refer to those with an engine displacement greater than 36CC but less than 49CC (i.e., motorcycles with less than 50CC). Any motorcycle with an engine displacement of 50CC or more (including scooters) is permitted to carry passengers. Precautions for carrying passengers on a motorcycle: To legally ride and carry passengers, the driver must have an E or D license and the motorcycle must be registered with a valid license plate. During the ride, both the driver and the passenger must wear safety helmets.

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