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A protective structure and belts recorded on the inspection certificate, with the belt used.
A protective structure and seat belts recorded on the vehicle inspection certificate. In that situation occupants must wear the belt on all roads. A sidecar or short delivery trips does not create that exemption. The structure and belt do not guarantee prevention of every injury.
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Have a sidecar, for that reason alone.
A protective structure and belts recorded on the inspection certificate, with the belt used.
Make short deliveries without a protective structure.
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