When operating a motor driven cycle, what is a requirement regarding passengers?

• A. Must wear a seatbelt
• B. No passengers allowed
• C. One passenger allowed at a time
• D. Passengers may only be minors

Answer: (B)

When operating a motor driven cycle, the requirement is that no passengers are allowed. This regulation is in place for safety reasons, as motor driven cycles generally lack the structural integrity and safety features found in larger vehicles, such as cars. The absence of a seatbelt and the limited space on these motorcycles make it particularly unsafe to carry passengers, which could compromise the operator's ability to maintain control and increase the risk of accidents.

In contrast, options suggesting the use of seatbelts or allowing passengers, regardless of age or limits, do not align with the established regulations governing motor driven cycles. Seatbelts are not applicable as these vehicles are not designed for them, and allowing passengers either generally or to minors specifically introduces significant safety concerns.