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No, they must use the safety belt.
The rider and passenger of a motorcycle fitted with a protective structure and safety belt for both occupants are not required to wear a safety helmet provided that they are wearing the belt fastened. In addition, the exemption from wearing a safety helmet must be stated in the motorcycle’s ITV documentation for it to be valid.
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Yes, a helmet is always compulsory for motorcycle riders.
Yes, as with any motorcycle.
No, they must use the safety belt.
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