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Yes, on all types of roads
Yes, on urban and interurban roads. Riding slowly or below 20 km/h does not remove the requirement. The helmet must be approved and correctly fastened; it helps protect against injury but does not guarantee preventing it. The exemption for a vehicle with a protective structure and seat belts must be recorded in its documents and requires use of the belt; that case is excluded here.
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Yes, when riding on an interurban road; No, when riding on an urban road
It is not mandatory when travelling on urban and interurban roads at less than 20 kilometres per hour
Yes, on all types of roads
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