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No, the seatbelt is required in this case.
No. Since 1 October 2026, Article 119 no longer contains the general urban exemption for taxi drivers on duty. Wear the seatbelt during ordinary driving even with the taximeter running. Remaining general exemptions, such as specified manoeuvres or a medical certificate, are separate cases excluded here.
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No, the seatbelt is required in this case.
Yes, being on duty is sufficient.
Yes, a running taximeter exempts them on every road.
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