Which of the following speeds can you ride a moped, if you carry a six-year-old child?

Explanation

Correct answer: 30 km/h.

According to the provisions of the Road Traffic Act, the permissible speed for a vehicle carrying a child up to the age of 7 is 40 km/h. As you are carrying a six-year-old child on a moped, you are required to adhere to this restriction. A speed of 30 km/h is lower than the maximum permissible value, therefore this is the correct answer.

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