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Yes, they are compulsory under the described conditions.
Yes. Article 118.1 requires protective gloves on interurban roads, subject to the stated exemption for vehicles with a protective structure and seat belt recorded in the relevant documentation. They are also advisable on other roads and in summer for protection, without guaranteeing prevention of every injury. The prompt distinguishes the interurban duty from mere advice.
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No, they are always optional on interurban roads.
Yes, they are compulsory under the described conditions.
They are compulsory only in winter, even on an interurban road.
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