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Yes, when exiting and entering the carriageway or shoulder.
Yes, under Article 118(4). The duty applies when leaving the car and entering an interurban carriageway or shoulder, including by day. Put it on before exiting if safe to do so. A vest does not make remaining on the carriageway safe: avoid exposure to traffic and seek shelter. A driver staying inside does not have to wear it merely because a crash has occurred.
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Yes, but only on urban roads.
Yes, when exiting and entering the carriageway or shoulder.
No, it is never required by day.
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