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Vehicle seat belt broken

IF YOUR VEHICLE SEAT BELT HAS BROKEN, MAY YOU USE YOUR VEHICLE ON A PUBLIC ROAD
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Regulation 213 of the National Road Traffic Act stipulates:

No person shall operate a motor vehicle on a public road unless the seat belts fitted to such motor vehicle are in good working order.

Seatbelts fitted to a motor vehicle may only be removed for repair or replacement purposes and such motor vehicle may not be used on a public road while such seatbelts are being repaired or replaced.

To answer your question: No, you are not allowed to drive a vehicle if the seat belt has broken.

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