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Yes, they must fasten it in the rear seat too.
Yes. The duty applies to seats with belts fitted, including taxis and short urban journeys. The specific Article 119 exception for certain children under 135 cm in a taxi’s rear seat in urban traffic concerns child restraint systems and does not create a general rear-seat exemption for adults. The question excludes individual exemptions.
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No, short journeys always exempt adults.
No, every taxi passenger is exempt in a rear seat.
Yes, they must fasten it in the rear seat too.
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