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    Laws - View Law: SEATBELTS


    The law says that everyone in the front seat of a vehicle has to wear a seat belt. Sometimes a seat belt is called a vehicle restraint. It is the driver’s responsibility to make sure that any passenger in the front seat under the age of sixteen uses the vehicle restraint. (ARS 28-909)

    This includes the following:

    • Have the lap and shoulder belt properly adjusted and fastened while the vehicle is in motion.
    • If only a lap belt is installed where the occupant is sitting, have the lap belt properly adjusted and fastened while the vehicle is in motion.

    Comments
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    On 03/05/06
    finn from AL said:
    kids should be able to drink a beer with there parents in bars
    On 12/05/05
    parent from AZ said:
    People on off road vehicles need to wear seat belts also. It would have saved a 6 yr old girls life
    On 06/17/05
    Jenny 0x from FL said:
    as everyone knows peri had died a while ago it was very sad she was so speacil to everyone and she didnt deserve to leave if she was here today i know that she would be maken pepole smile as she always did ricky loved her a lot i know him and he is so caring i love him a lot he is my brother and he misses you so much peri its so hard for him to cope with life now but i know your watching down on him we all miss you and love you so much r.i.p peri we all love you very much xo0x !
    On 05/06/04
    tom from PA said:
    AW, i am truely sorry about your friend, it is very unfortunate that had to happen to her and i understand that you feel strongly about this issue, however it is a fact that the split it not 50/50 relative to seatbelt safety or lack thereof. i have a friend who had an accident and would have been killed if he had been wearing his seat belt, but that doesnt mean that it's a good idea to not wear one. they are more safe than dangerous, as with airbags. as for your arms hitting your face- that shouldnt be a concern if you are putting your hands on the proper place of the steering wheel.
    On 04/18/04
    AW from AZ said:
    I definitely think that it is a personal choice since I had a friend actually killed by the seat belt strap - during a rollover, it cut into her throat and also strangled her. It's a 50/50 chance. It may save your life, it may take your life. That is the gamble you have to take when you get into the car. Personally, I probably won't ever wear a seat belt. They are as dangerous as the air bags that cause your arms to fly up into your face and break your nose or give your face a rugburn as it untwists at 200mph. I don't think there should be any law about it at all. It's a personal choice
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