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On all road types, urban and interurban.
On all road types, both urban and interurban. Article 118.1 requires belt use in this case of a protective structure and documented equipment, and exempts occupants from the helmet, gloves and closed footwear specified there. Merely fitting a belt yourself does not obtain that exemption. The question concerns the road types covered, rather than exceptions for travelling slowly or close to home.
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On all road types, urban and interurban.
Only on roads outside built-up areas.
Only on roads outside built-up areas and through-roads.
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