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No, the belt must be used; those circumstances do not replace it.
No. Wear the belt correctly. An airbag complements its function, and sitting in the rear does not remove the duty to buckle up. This case concerns an adult subject to that requirement; it is not about child restraints with harnesses or legally provided exemptions.
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No, the belt must be used; those circumstances do not replace it.
Yes, if the seat has an airbag.
Yes, if occupying any rear seat.
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