Penalties: motorcycles and bicycles, passengers and helmets

It is forbidden for mopeds and motorcycles to carry passengers under 6 years old. The fine for breaking this rule is:

Only the passenger seat of a moped or motorcycle can be used for carrying a passenger. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is forbidden for mopeds and motorcycles to carry passengers who are sitting on one side. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is forbidden for the driver of a moped or motorcycle to carry a passenger if the driver has held the qualification to drive it for less than a year. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is obligatory to place an identification mark on a moped or motorcycle to show that its driver has held the licence to drive it for less than a year. The fine for failing to do so is:

It is forbidden for bicycles to carry passengers. The fine for breaking this rule is:

It is obligatory for both drivers and passengers of mopeds and motorcycles to wear helmets for protection. However, a helmet that is not securely fastened is considered as not wearing one. The fine is:

Once helmet models have been approved by the authorities, using an unapproved model is considered as not wearing a helmet. The fine is:

If a helmet has a visor, the visor must be made of unbreakable, transparent and non-reflective material, so that the face of the person wearing the helmet can easily be seen. The fine for breaking this rule is: