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Yes, it is compulsory.
Yes, on both urban and interurban roads; pregnancy alone does not exempt her from wearing a seatbelt. Position the lap strap below the abdomen, snug over the pelvis, and the diagonal strap over the shoulder, between the breasts and around the abdomen rather than on it. Avoid slack and follow manufacturer instructions. Legal exemptions, such as a properly documented medical exemption, have specific conditions.
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Yes, but only on interurban roads.
No, it is not compulsory.
Yes, it is compulsory.
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