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Yes, and they are responsible if the passenger does not wear one.
Yes. Both must wear approved, properly fastened helmets. Article 82 of the Traffic Act assigns responsibility for a passenger’s failure to wear a helmet to the rider. Do not set off if the passenger refuses. This excludes the exemption for protective structures and seat belts recorded in technical documentation.
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No, but they are responsible if the passenger does not wear one.
Yes, and they are responsible if the passenger does not wear one.
Yes, but they are not responsible if the passenger does not wear one.
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