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Driver A, who is 30, drives a friend's 17-year-old son to soccer practice. The teen sits in the back seat. What does New Hampshire law require about safety belts on this trip?
Correct answer: The 17-year-old must be belted, and Driver A is responsible for that
Why
New Hampshire's belt law covers drivers and passengers under 18; it does not require adults to buckle up. Belts greatly lower the chance of injury or death in a crash, so the manual strongly recommends them for everyone. Wear the shoulder belt across the chest and shoulder, never under the arm or behind the back, and keep the lap belt snug and low across the hips.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Safety belts · p. 17, 18
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