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Yes, on urban and interurban roads.
Yes, on urban and interurban roads under article 117. The duty concerns installed belts, with specific article 119 exemptions. Do not imply that every vehicle class has belts or that every occupant lacks exemptions. Children may need a suitable child restraint rather than the belt alone; this scenario concerns an adult.
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Yes, on urban and interurban roads.
No, it is only recommended.
Yes, only outside built-up areas.
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