Is wearing a seatbelt mandatory in the rear seats?

Yes, for all occupants Seatbelt use is mandatory for all occupants of the vehicle, including rear passengers.

Children under 1.35 m must travel…

In approved child restraints, usually in the rear By law, children up to 1.35 m must use an approved child restraint and, with limited exceptions, ride in the rear seats.

Is a reflective vest mandatory if you break down outside a built-up area?

Yes, for the driver, when getting out of the vehicle and standing on the carriageway or hard shoulder Article 118.4 of the General Traffic Regulations requires the car driver to wear a high-visibility reflective vest when getting out of the vehicle and standing on the carriageway or hard shoulder of an interurban road, by day or night. It is not mandatory for other occupants, although it is advisable for them to wear one too.

Hazard warning lights should be used mainly when…

Warn of a hazard or unintended stop Hazard lights warn other drivers of dangerous situations: breakdown, sudden traffic jam, accident, etc.

Where should pedestrians walk in towns and cities whenever possible?

On the pavement In towns and cities, pedestrians must walk on the pavement and not on the road whenever possible, to stay away from vehicle traffic.

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Is wearing a seatbelt mandatory in the rear seats?: Yes, for all occupants Seatbelt use is mandatory for all occupants of the vehicle, including rear passengers.
Children under 1.35 m must travel…: In approved child restraints, usually in the rear By law, children up to 1.35 m must use an approved child restraint and, with limited exceptions, ride in the rear seats.
Is a reflective vest mandatory if you break down outside a built-up area?: Yes, for the driver, when getting out of the vehicle and standing on the carriageway or hard shoulder Article 118.4 of the General Traffic Regulations requires the car driver to wear a high-visibility reflective vest when getting out of the vehicle and standing on the carriageway or hard shoulder of an interurban road, by day or night. It is not mandatory for other occupants, although it is advisable for them to wear one too.
Hazard warning lights should be used mainly when…: Warn of a hazard or unintended stop Hazard lights warn other drivers of dangerous situations: breakdown, sudden traffic jam, accident, etc.
Where should pedestrians walk in towns and cities whenever possible?: On the pavement In towns and cities, pedestrians must walk on the pavement and not on the road whenever possible, to stay away from vehicle traffic.