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Yes; teaching duties do not exempt them on a motorway.
Yes. Teaching duties do not exempt an instructor from a seat belt on a motorway. Wear it correctly whether the road is straight or winding. Article 119 provides specific exemptions, such as the prescribed medical certificate; do not infer that every instructor is exempt or that the answer overrides those exceptions.
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Only when the motorway has bends.
Yes; teaching duties do not exempt them on a motorway.
No; all instructors are exempt on motorways.
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