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Yes, if they have a medical certificate exempting them.
Pregnancy alone does not exempt someone from wearing a seatbelt. Article 119.1.b allows an exemption certificate for serious medical reasons or disability, which must be shown when requested by an officer. Choosing not to wear it for comfort is insufficient. Such a certificate issued by the competent authority of another EU state is valid with an official translation.
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Yes, if they have a medical certificate exempting them.
No, pregnant women are always required to wear it.
Yes, they can choose not to wear it even without a medical certificate.
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