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Indiana Operator's Knowledge Exam Practice
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An ordinary passenger car has airbags and factory-installed seat belts. Does an adult occupant still need a seat belt while it moves forward?
Correct answer: Yes; airbags are meant to work with the belt.
Why
Use the seat belt in an ordinary vehicle equipped with one; an airbag provides additional protection. Indiana's statute requires occupants to use the manufacturer's installed qualifying belt while the vehicle moves forward. Specific statutory exemptions exist, including documented medical conditions; this question does not describe one.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Seat belts with airbags · p. 60, 61
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