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Yes, on all roads.
Yes, properly fastened, under Article 117. It does not depend on the lorry carrying a load, weighing up to 3,500 kg or the seat being in the front: that explanation does not reflect the current duty. Article 119 exemptions are specific, such as reversing or parking manoeuvres and the appropriate medical certificate; there is no general goods-driver exemption.
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No, on roads outside built-up areas.
No, on any type of road.
Yes, on all roads.
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