New York State Seat Belt Law For Backseat Passengers
New York State Seat Belt Law for Backseat Passengers On Sunday, November 1, the Empire State’s new seatbelt law went into effect. The law requires
New York State Seat Belt Law for Backseat Passengers On Sunday, November 1, the Empire State’s new seatbelt law went into effect. The law requires
NYS VTL § 1229-c Operation of vehicles with safety belts and safety seats is the section of law which controls. Here are the basic rules: 1.
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