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Yes, because they are riding a bicycle as part of their professional activity.
Yes. Article 118.2 requires riders conducting their professional activity on bicycles and other cycles to wear an approved or certified, properly fastened helmet on urban roads and travesías. Under-16s must wear one on every type of road; adults must also wear one on interurban roads. Not every adult is exempt in town.
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Yes, because they are riding a bicycle as part of their professional activity.
No, because they are aged 16 or over.
Only if the urban road has a gradient.
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