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driver.
The driver, under Article 82(a) of the Traffic Act. This is the responsibility rule for the passenger’s offence, although both are required to wear an approved, fastened helmet. This case excludes regulatory exemptions. Both need not be helmetless for the passenger’s offence to exist; the driver must check compliance before setting off.
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vehicle owner.
driver.
passenger.
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