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Yes, on all roads.
Yes, properly fastened on urban and interurban roads. Statutory exemptions, such as certain manoeuvres or a valid medical certificate, do not make the belt optional during ordinary driving. Wearing it reduces injury risk but does not eliminate all risks.
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Yes, on all roads.
No, on roads outside built-up areas.
No, on no type of road.
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