The maximum speed at which it is possible to drive when the motor vehicle has the spare wheel mounted is NOT a general one of 80 km/h. The maximum speed in this case is written on the spare wheel or in the user manual of the motor vehicle and differs from one vehicle to another.
As a rule, the spare wheel of the motor vehicle has different dimensions and characteristics compared to the standard wheels. Being of reduced dimensions, it is recommended not to drive with it longer than necessary, usually until the nearest service, and not to drive at a speed greater than the speed written on the spare wheel or in the user manual of the motor vehicle.
It is not a condition not to take hitchhikers in the motor vehicle when driving with the spare wheel mounted, but it is important not to load the motor vehicle more than is provided on the spare wheel or in the user manual of the motor vehicle.
The correct answer is: B
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