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Yes, it is an obligation that falls to the driver, the guide or the person responsible for the group.
The driver or the person responsible for guiding the group on a bus and ensuring their safety must inform all passengers that wearing the seat belt is compulsory.
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No, the driver is not obliged to inform them.
Yes, it is an obligation that falls to the driver, the guide or the person responsible for the group.
Only if the journey is between towns, since on urban roads passengers do not need to wear a seat belt.
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