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In an ordinary passenger vehicle moving forward on a public road, with no applicable exemption, who must use the required belt or age-appropriate child restraint?
An adult occupies a front seat and another adult occupies a rear seat, shown in separate seat illustrations before a trip.
Correct answer: The driver and every passenger, front and rear.
Why
Buckle every occupant before movement and use the separate age-appropriate child restraint when required.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints · p. 64
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