Is it allowed to carry an intoxicated passenger:

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes, in a sidecar.

In accordance with the Road Traffic Act, it is forbidden to carry on a motorcycle (or moped) a person who is in a state of intoxication, under the influence of alcohol, or a substance acting similarly to alcohol. This provision, however, permits an exception, allowing such a person to be transported in a motorcycle's sidecar.

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