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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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An adult rides in the rear seat of an ordinary passenger car covered by Alabama’s seat-belt law. No exemption applies. Must the adult buckle up?
Correct answer: Yes. Rear-seat occupants are covered too.
Why
Each occupant of a covered passenger car must use a seat belt or required child restraint. Rear-seat occupants are included. Limited exemptions, such as a qualifying medical certification or specified older vehicles, do not apply to this question. Wear the belt snugly in its intended position.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Seat belts in every seating position · p. 32
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