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Must the occupants of a quadricycle without a protective structure wear a helmet?

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Yes, both the driver and the passenger must wear a helmet.

Both the driver and the passenger of a quadricycle without a protective structure must wear a helmet. Under the regulations, wearing an approved and correctly fastened protective helmet is compulsory for drivers and passengers of vehicles such as motorcycles, three-wheeled vehicles, quadricycles, mopeds and special vehicles such as quads. In the case of quadricycles without a protective structure, wearing a helmet is compulsory to ensure the safety of their occupants. This measure aims to protect users of these vehicles in the event of an accident, since the absence of a protective structure makes them more vulnerable.

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  • Yes, both the driver and the passenger must wear a helmet.

  • The driver always must; wearing one is not compulsory for the passenger.

  • No, it is not compulsory for either the driver or the passenger.

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