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No. Article 118.1 requires an approved protective helmet properly fastened. A full-face design, low speed or an urban road does not permit leaving it loose. The question concerns people required to wear one: the exemption for vehicles with self-protective structures and seatbelts also requires the relevant technical documentation. Correct helmet use reduces injury risk without guaranteeing its elimination.
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Yes, when the helmet is a full-face helmet.
Only when travelling at less than 40 km/h on an urban road.
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