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Before moving a passenger vehicle, what should the driver confirm about occupants and safety belts?
Two adults stand outside a stationary blue car beside its front and rear doors before an ordinary trip; no belt setup is demonstrated.
Correct answer: Everyone is buckled, and each child under 16 is properly restrained.
Why
The driver must wear a belt and must properly secure passengers under 16 in the required belt or child restraint. Occupants 16 and older must use a belt while the vehicle is driven on a highway. AS 28.05.095 includes limited vehicle and occupational exceptions; buckle everyone on every trip.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Driver seat-belt duty · p. 26
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