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Yes, in the conditions described.
Yes, correctly fastened. The general duty in Article 117 applies to the driver described. Article 119 provides exceptions, including a certified medical exemption and the driver’s reversing or parking manoeuvres; the prompt excludes these. The answer should not be turned into a claim that no exceptions exist.
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No, because it is an ambulance.
Yes, in the conditions described.
The duty applies only when the service is urgent.
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