When riding a motorcycle that does not have a self-protection structure, the protective helmet is mandatory...

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The use of an approved protective helmet is mandatory for the driver and passenger of a motorcycle on all types of roads. This rule applies to both urban and interurban roads to ensure safety. The only exception is if the motorcycle has a self-protection structure and seat belts. In that case, the seat belt must be used and there is an exemption from wearing the helmet.

When riding a motorcycle that does not have a self-protection structure, the protective helmet is mandatory...

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