If you ride a motorcycle that is not factory equipped with safety belts, can you carry a passenger without a helmet?

Explanation

Correct answer: No.

According to the provisions of the Road Traffic Act, both the motorcycle rider and the passenger are required to wear protective helmets while riding. This requirement does not apply if the motorcycle is factory-fitted with an enclosed bodywork and seat belts.

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