Car permit · Penalties and points
What kind of violation is driving without buckling your seat belt?
Correct answer: A non-moving violation.
Answer options
- AA non-moving violation Correct
- BNeither kind of violation
- CA moving violation
Why
A seat belt ticket is usually treated as a non-moving violation, a category that covers equipment, parking and similar offenses rather than how the vehicle is driven. It still brings a fine and can raise your insurance costs.
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