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No, that exemption was repealed.
No. Article 119.3 was repealed and Article 118.2 requires a helmet on interurban roads. Do not confuse that former exemption with the medical certificate for seatbelts in Article 119.1.b. If a medical condition makes helmet use difficult, seek advice on carrying out the activity safely; do not assume the repealed exemption still applies.
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Yes, any certificate replaces the helmet on all roads.
Yes, verbally declaring a medical condition is enough.
No, that exemption was repealed.
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