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must wear a protective helmet and is responsible for ensuring that the passenger wears one.
Must wear a UNECE R22-approved, properly fastened helmet and is responsible for the passenger wearing one, on urban and interurban roads. Article 82 of the Traffic Act assigns that responsibility to the rider. Officers may immobilise the motorcycle for failure to wear a compulsory helmet. This scenario excludes the statutory protective-structure exemption with belts and corresponding documentation.
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must wear a protective helmet and is responsible for ensuring that the passenger wears one, but only on interurban roads.
must wear a protective helmet and is responsible for ensuring that the passenger wears one.
must wear a protective helmet and advise the passenger to wear one.
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