A driver claims they are exempt from wearing a seatbelt due to a medical condition. In which circumstance is this legally permitted on UK roads?
- AWhen a doctor has given them verbal advice to avoid wearing a seatbelt
- BWhen their journey is restricted to roads with a speed limit of 30 mph or lower
- When they hold a valid medical exemption certificate issued by a doctorCevap
- DWhen the vehicle is equipped with an operational driver's airbag
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When they hold a valid medical exemption certificate issued by a doctor
Under UK road traffic regulations and The Highway Code, any driver or passenger who cannot wear a seatbelt for medical reasons must hold a valid 'Certificate of Exemption from Compulsory Seat Belt Wearing' issued and signed by a registered medical doctor. This certificate must be kept in the vehicle and presented to the police if requested.
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Medical exemption from seatbelt wearing requires an official certificate issued by a medical practitioner.
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