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Yes, they are compulsory in this situation, including outside winter.
Yes. From 1 October 2026 Article 118 requires protective gloves on interurban roads for moped drivers and passengers, among other vehicles. This is not confined to winter. Gloves should allow proper control operation; a fastened approved helmet and closed footwear are also required under statutory conditions.
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No, gloves are prohibited because they prevent operating controls.
Yes, they are compulsory in this situation, including outside winter.
Only in winter, never in other seasons.
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