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When can you drive without wearing a seat belt?

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When you hold a medical exemption certificate

When the seat belt is too large for your use

When you're driving on a motorway

When the speed limit is 30 mph or less

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When you hold a medical exemption certificateThis was the right answer

A valid medical exemption certificate is one permitted reason not to wear a fitted belt; carry the certificate and show it to police if stopped. Other narrow exemptions include reversing and qualifying short goods-delivery journeys. An ordinary motorway journey, a low speed limit or an uncomfortable belt is not an exemption.

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Use only the applicable seat-belt exemptionReviewed guidance summary · These explicitly test short goods deliveries, reversing and a medical certificate. The exemption is limited to the stated circumstances, not general professional driving.

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