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Who must use a safety belt in a Florida passenger vehicle when a belt is available and required?
Correct answer: Driver, front-seat passengers, and anyone under 18.
Why
Florida requires the driver and front-seat passengers to be belted and requires occupants under 18 to be restrained regardless of seating position, subject to statutory exceptions. Proper belt use also reduces the chance of being thrown from the vehicle during a crash. The driver is responsible for required restraint use by passengers under 18; an adult passenger is responsible for their own required belt use.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Seat-belt use · p. 35
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