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Yes, the driver is exempt during that manoeuvre.
Yes. Article 119.1.a provides the exemption while the driver reverses or parks. It does not extend to passengers or mean a low-speed manoeuvre is free of risk. A legal exemption is not a general recommendation to remove the belt; maintain necessary safety precautions and attention.
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Yes, the driver is exempt during that manoeuvre.
No, there is never an exemption for that manoeuvre.
Only if the driver is a taxi or delivery driver.
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