Which occupants of a vehicle must wear seat belts?

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Why

Everyone riding in the vehicle, the driver and each passenger in any seat, has to buckle up on every trip, however short. A seat belt is the best protection against being thrown around inside the vehicle or out of it in a crash.

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Topic: Vehicle equipment   License: Car permit

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• Alaska: Road Rules

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