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Yes, with or without passengers.
Yes, whether carrying passengers or travelling empty. Current rules require the seatbelt and no longer provide a general urban exemption for taxi drivers on duty: that exception was removed effective 1 October 2026. Article 119 retains certain exemptions, such as a certificate for serious medical reasons, which this question excludes. Do not confuse the driver’s rule with the urban taxi exception concerning child-restraint systems.
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Only when carrying passengers.
Yes, with or without passengers.
No, because they drive a taxi.
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