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No, delivery work alone does not grant that exemption.
No. Current article 119 no longer includes that former delivery-driver exemption. Use the belt if fitted unless another specific legal exemption applies, such as a documented medical exemption or reversing or parking manoeuvre. Delivery work or a short distance alone does not permit travel without a belt.
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Yes, whenever travelling within a built-up area.
Yes, closely spaced deliveries alone are sufficient.
No, delivery work alone does not grant that exemption.
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