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Yes.
Yes, an approved, properly fastened helmet on all roads under Article 118. Merely having a seat belt in the sidecar does not exempt the passenger from wearing a helmet. The Article 118 exemption requires a protective structure, seat belts and the appropriate documentation, and then requires belt use.
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Only when driving outside a built-up area.
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