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is mandatory.
The use of seatbelts and other approved restraint systems correctly fastened by the driver and occupants of a vehicle is mandatory both in urban areas and on interurban roads, whatever the speed at which the vehicle is travelling.
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is only mandatory for passengers.
is not mandatory, although it is recommended.
is mandatory.
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