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Yes.
Yes, correctly fastened on urban and interurban roads. A 3,000 kg mass does not remove this duty. Article 117 establishes the rule and article 119 provides specific exemptions, excluded here. An exemption must not be confused with a guarantee of safety without a belt.
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Only on interurban roads.
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