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No, because the documented exemption conditions are met.
No, article 118.1’s exemption applies. The self-protective structure, seatbelts and technical documentation must all be present; a simple cover or privately added belts are insufficient. Occupants must use the seatbelt on every type of road. The exemption also covers the gloves and closed footwear specified in that article.
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No, because the documented exemption conditions are met.
Yes, even when every exemption condition is met.
No, and they need not use the seatbelt either.
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