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No, an additional one for each passenger is not required.
An additional vest for every passenger is not required as the car’s general equipment. The prescribed vehicle vest must be carried, and the driver must wear it when leaving and occupying an interurban carriageway or shoulder, under article 118.4. Vests for other occupants are recommended, but leaving the vehicle is appropriate only when safe.
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No, because passenger cars need not carry any vest.
Yes, two vests must always be carried even when travelling alone.
No, an additional one for each passenger is not required.
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