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When an ordinary passenger vehicle is moving forward on an Iowa street or highway, who must wear properly adjusted safety belts?
Correct answer: Driver and front-seat riders; children follow restraint rules.
Why
The ordinary driver and front-seat occupants must wear properly adjusted and fastened belts while the vehicle moves forward on a street or highway. Children under 18 have a separate restraint rule that also applies in rear seats. Narrow statutory exceptions exist, but for safety every occupant should use an appropriate restraint on every trip.
Verified against Iowa Driver's License Manual · Seat Belts · p. 34, 35
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