Correct answer
Yes, it exists and reminds users of the duty to wear a seatbelt.
Yes. It appears in the catalogue approved in 2025 and reminds users of the duty to wear a seatbelt. The previous explanation claiming it no longer existed was incorrect. Articles 117 and 119 establish the general duty and regulatory exceptions: it does not depend on finding this sign on every road.
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Yes, it exists and reminds users of the duty to wear a seatbelt.
No, it was removed and does not appear in the current catalogue.
No, vertical signs can never remind users of general duties.
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