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Yes. The obligation is not limited to cars or buses below 3,500 kg: it also applies to a bus driver whose seat has a belt. Specific exemptions include reversing or parking manoeuvres and certain valid medical certificates, so manoeuvring must not be described as the only exemption. The question excludes any exemption and requires the belt to be correctly fastened.
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No, it is only compulsory in cars.
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No, it is only compulsory in buses with a maximum authorised mass of less than 3500 kg.
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