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No, it is not part of that ordinary mandatory equipment list.
No. Annex XII does not include a first-aid kit in that ordinary equipment list for a private passenger car. Carrying basic first-aid supplies in good condition can be useful, without replacing a 112 call or professional assistance. This answer does not extend to special service-specific requirements or other countries’ rules. Use supplies according to your training and do not administer medicines on your own initiative.
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Yes, it is compulsory in every private passenger car.
No, it is not part of that ordinary mandatory equipment list.
Yes, it becomes compulsory when every passenger-car seat is occupied.
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