In what circumstance is a driver exempt from wearing a fastened seatbelt?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that drivers are exempt from using the seatbelt when carrying out reversing or parking maneuvers. This exception aims to make it easier to twist the torso and improve direct visibility of the surroundings during maneuvers at very low speed. It is important to remember that this exemption benefits only the driver and only while performing that action; the other occupants of the vehicle must remain belted. Traveling in a built-up area does not exempt in general from its use.

In what circumstance is a driver exempt from wearing a fastened seatbelt?

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