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On urban and non-urban roads.
The use of seatbelts and other restraint systems, correctly fastened, is mandatory for the driver and passengers on both urban and non-urban roads.
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Only on urban roads; it is optional on non-urban roads.
Only on non-urban roads.
On urban and non-urban roads.
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