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No, it must be properly fastened.
No. The helmet must be properly fastened, even for a short trip, in town or at low speed. Without correct fastening it can come off and lose effectiveness in an impact. The question states that helmet use is required; it is not asking about exemptions for vehicles with protective structures and seat belts.
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Yes, if it is a full-face helmet.
Yes, if travelling below 40 km/h.
No, it must be properly fastened.
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