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Yes, in this interurban-road situation.
Yes, even in daylight with good visibility. Article 118.4 requires a vest for drivers of the specified categories when they leave the vehicle and occupy the carriageway or shoulder of an interurban road. It includes motorcycles and goods vehicles without limiting the latter to over 3,500 kg. Additional duties apply to certain professional activities on all types of road.
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No, because it is daytime.
No, because the car is privately used.
Yes, in this interurban-road situation.
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