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No; delivery work does not grant that exemption.
No. The Article 119 reform removes the former short-trip goods-distribution exemption. Wear the seatbelt while driving unless another independent regulatory exemption applies, such as the exemptions for reversing or parking manoeuvres or a medical certificate. Delivery work does not itself grant an exemption.
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Yes, every driver is exempt within built-up areas.
Yes, whenever making successive loading and unloading stops on short trips.
No; delivery work does not grant that exemption.
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