Who must wear seat belts?
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Everyone in the vehicle.
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Only the driver.
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Only children under 16 years of age.
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Explanation
Everyone in the vehicle must wear seat belts. It is a legal requirement and a crucial safety measure to protect all occupants in the event of a crash. Numerous studies have demonstrated that wearing seat belts significantly reduces the risk of injury or death during a collision. The law mandates that both the driver and passengers wear seat belts at all times. As a responsible driver, it is your duty to ensure that everyone in your vehicle is properly secured with seat belts or appropriate child restraints before you begin driving.
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