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No, under the documented exemption; the seat belt must be worn.
No, in the described conditions the passenger is exempt from a helmet and must wear the seat belt. The exemption covers driver and passengers when the vehicle has the structures and belts and these are recorded in its technical documentation; merely appearing to have a cabin is insufficient. Outside that exemption, occupants of vehicles subject to the general rule must wear an approved UNECE R22 helmet, properly fastened, on all road types. There is no general exemption merely for being a passenger.
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No, under the documented exemption; the seat belt must be worn.
Yes, documented belts and protective structures never permit an exemption.
No, because every quadricycle passenger is always exempt.
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