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In an ordinary Michigan passenger car, which adult front-seat occupants must use a properly adjusted safety belt, subject to statutory exceptions?
Correct answer: The driver and every front-seat passenger.
Why
The adult driver and adult front-seat passengers must wear properly adjusted and fastened belts, subject to the statute’s exceptions. Airbags supplement belts. Separate child rules require suitable restraints and rear seating for covered children under 13; the belt law also protects specified younger rear-seat passengers.
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