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Yes. Article 18 requires the driver to take care over their own position, passengers’ positions, and the placement of objects and animals so they do not interfere with driving. This also applies to a private car. Occupants must use the required restraint systems; proper positioning helps maintain attention and control but cannot guarantee preventing every distraction.
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Only if the vehicle is used for the collective transport of people.
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