Seat belt use is not required in ____ or older vehicles.
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1982
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1964
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1968
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1974
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Explanation
In New York, there is no requirement for the use of seat belts in taxis, emergency vehicles, livery vehicles, or vehicles manufactured in 1964 or earlier. Passengers on buses are also not required to wear seat belts, provided they are not on a school bus.
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