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The driver while reversing or parking.
The driver while reversing or parking, under Article 119.1.a. This exemption does not include passengers or make taxis generally exempt. Other specific prescribed exemptions, for example medical ones, require their conditions to be met. Outside an applicable exemption, wear the belt correctly.
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Any driver who finds the belt uncomfortable.
The driver while reversing or parking.
Every taxi occupant on any road.
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