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On all types of roads, both urban and interurban.
If a motorcycle is equipped with a protective structure and seat belts, and this is indicated on its roadworthiness test certificate, the rider and passengers must wear the seat belt fastened on all types of roads, both urban and interurban. Although wearing a protective helmet is compulsory for motorcycle riders and passengers, those travelling in vehicles with the safety measures mentioned are exempt from wearing a helmet but must use the seat belt instead. This measure is intended to ensure the protection of motorcycle occupants at all times, regardless of the road on which they are travelling.
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Only when travelling on interurban roads.
Only when travelling on interurban roads and through built-up areas.
On all types of roads, both urban and interurban.
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