Which statement about safety belts and child seats in NOT true?

Child safety seats must never placed in front of an air bag.
The law requires that only children under 18 wear a seat belt.
When wearing a safety belt, you are less likely to be injured or killed in an accident.
All occupants of a motor vehicle must be restrained with a safety belt, or an approved child restraint system.
Explanation

In Vermont, all occupants of a motor vehicle, regardless of age, must wear a seat belt or use a federally approved child passenger restraining system. This regulation ensures the safety of all individuals traveling in a vehicle by reducing the risk of injury in the event of a collision or sudden stop.

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