When may the driver of a goods delivery vehicle drive without a seatbelt?
A)They may never drive without a seatbelt.
B)They may always drive without a seatbelt.
C)When driving within a built-up area and their delivery stops are very close to one another.Correct
The exemption from being required to use seatbelts or other approved restraint systems applies only when driving within built-up areas (i.e., on urban roads and through roads), but in no case on motorways, dual carriageways or conventional roads, and affects goods distributors when carrying out successive loading and unloading operations at locations situated a short distance from one another.