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Yes, when travelling on urban roads.
The Traffic Regulations state that all drivers must wear a seat belt, except when carrying out a reversing or parking manoeuvre, because wearing the belt may obstruct the proper execution of these manoeuvres. On interurban roads, wearing a seat belt is always compulsory for all occupants of any type of vehicle.
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Yes, when travelling on urban roads.
The driver does not have to, but passengers travelling in the rear seats do.
No, except the driver when carrying out a reversing or parking manoeuvre.
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