Who is exempt from the obligation to use a seat belt in a passenger car:

Explanation

Correct answer: a disabled person transported in a wheelchair,

According to Art. 39 para. 2 pt. 11 of the Road Traffic Act, a disabled person transported in a wheelchair is exempt from the obligation to wear seat belts. The other mentioned situations (transporting a child in a car seat or a subjective feeling of discomfort) do not exempt the driver or passengers from this obligation.

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