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Lena drives with an intermediate license. Her friend wants to ride in the back seat without buckling up. What does Missouri law require?
Correct answer: Every passenger must wear a seat belt, including those in the back seat
Why
Seat belts greatly reduce the chance of injury or death in a crash, and new drivers crash more often. For that reason, an intermediate license holder may not carry unbelted passengers anywhere in the vehicle. If there are not enough belts for everyone, the extra passengers need another ride.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Intermediate License · p. 18, 57
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