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Yes, even when the lorry is empty.
Yes. The passenger must correctly wear the installed belt on urban and interurban roads under Article 117. It does not depend on carrying goods at that moment and is not limited to lorries up to 3,500 kg. Exemptions are those in the regulations, not the occupant’s choice.
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No, it is always optional in lorries over 3,500 kg.
No, only when carrying goods.
Yes, even when the lorry is empty.
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