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Yes, on urban and interurban roads.
Yes, on urban and interurban roads. Since 1 October 2026, the former Article 119.3 medical helmet exemption has been removed. The protective-structure and belt exemption requires the features to be recorded in the vehicle documents and requires belt use.
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Yes, on urban and interurban roads.
Only on interurban roads.
Only when the rider considers it necessary.
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