What Are The Texas Laws On Red Light Cameras?

Alabama	Alaska	Arizona	Arkansas
Type of Constabulary Main	Type of Constabulary Primary	Blazon of Law Secondary	Type of Constabulary Primary
Who is Covered? xv and over	Who is Covered? 16 and over	Who is Covered? 8 and over	Who is Covered? xv and over
In What Seat? Front (secondary enforcement in rear seat)	In What Seat? All	In What Seat? 8-xv yrs: All eight and over: Front	In What Seat? Front

Forepart (secondary enforcement in rear seat)

8-15 yrs: All 8 and over: Front

Seat Belts

Seat belt laws are divided into two categories:master andsecondary. Primary seat chugalug laws allow law enforcement officers to ticket a driver or rider for non wearing a seat belt, without any other traffic offense taking place. Secondary seat belt laws land that police enforcement officers may issue a ticket for not wearing a seat belt only when there is some other citable traffic infraction.

34 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islandsaccept main seat chugalug laws for front seat occupants.
15 stateshave secondary laws for adult front seat occupants.
39 states, D.C., and ii territories have laws enforcing rear seat chugalug use. Of these:
- 17 states, D.C. and two territories take primary enforcement for all occupants.
- v states take primary enforcement for youth.
- eleven states include rear seats as secondary enforcement. 3 of these are states with primary seat belt laws for front seat occupants. 6 are states with secondary laws for adult front seat occupants.
ten states do not accept laws enforcing rear seat belt apply.
- Of states with primary front seat belt utilise laws,eleven states and the Virgin Islands practise not include rear seats
- Of states with secondary front seat belt employ laws,nine states do not include rear seats.
New Hampshire has enacted neither a principal nor a secondary seat belt law for adults in any seat, although the state does have a primary child passenger safety law that covers all drivers and passengers under eighteen.

Specific laws vary profoundly from country to land, depending on the age of the rider and in what seat he or she is sitting. This page covers seat belt laws for adults and young adults just. For requirements for infants, toddlers, and children, run across GHSA's Child Passenger Safety Laws.

A PDF chart of state seat belt laws is available for download here.

NOTE: GHSA does not compile any additional information on adult seat belt laws other than what is presented here. For more data, consult the appropriate State Highway Safety Part.

Sources: Insurance Found for Highway Safety (IIHS) and State Highway Safety Offices.

Source: https://www.ghsa.org/state-laws/issues/seat%20belts

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