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While performing a reversing or parking manoeuvre.
During a reversing or parking manoeuvre, under Article 119.1.a. This exemption applies to the driver, not passengers. Urban driving alone does not exempt anyone. Other legal exemptions, such as a valid medical certificate, are excluded from this case. Keeping the belt fastened provides protection where it allows the manoeuvre to be performed properly.
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Whenever driving on an urban road.
While performing a reversing or parking manoeuvre.
Always, because only rear passengers must wear it.
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