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Yes, they are compulsory in this scenario.
Yes. Article 118.1.b requires protective gloves on interurban roads. They are not merely recommended in this scenario. They protect the hands and should fit properly without hindering control operation. The regulations provide an exception for vehicles with a self-protective structure and seat belt recorded on the ITV card, with the belt used; that case is excluded in the question.
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Only in cold weather, because the requirement depends on the weather.
Yes, they are compulsory in this scenario.
No, they are merely optional on every interurban road.
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