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No; heat does not remove the duty.
No. Heat and summer are not exemptions; the duty remains on urban and interurban roads. Choose a suitable ventilated helmet and plan rest breaks.
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Yes, on any road when it is hot.
Yes, only on residential streets.
No; heat does not remove the duty.
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