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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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How should the lap part of a safety belt be worn?
Correct answer: Snug and low across the hip bones
Why
Wyoming law requires each driver and passenger to wear a properly adjusted and fastened safety belt. The lap belt should be snug across the hip bones, where the body can take crash forces, and never across the soft stomach. The shoulder strap should be loose enough to let the driver reach the controls, but it should never be worn alone.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Safety belt law · p. 29
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