Car permit · Vehicle equipment
When should you wear your seat belt?
Correct answer: Every time you ride, as long as the vehicle has seat belts.
Answer options
- AEvery time you ride, as long as the vehicle has seat belts. Correct
- BEvery time you ride, unless the vehicle is over 20 years old.
- CEvery time you ride, unless the trip is only a few blocks long.
Why
The driver and every passenger should buckle up whenever the vehicle has seat belts, and airbags are not a substitute for them. If the lap and shoulder belts are separate, wear both.
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Topic: Vehicle equipment License: Car permit
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Where it applies: Asked in every state. Compare permit tests by state
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