Post by pavel on May 12, 2016 22:16:07 GMT -6
Arkansas law enforcement to begin crackdown on seat-belt violations Monday
LITTLE ROCK — Law enforcement agencies across Arkansas will step up enforcement of the state's seat belt law during a three-week "Click It or Ticket" campaign starting Monday, the Arkansas State Police said Thursday.
Arkansas' seat belt law is a primary law, meaning a person can be ticketed solely for not wearing a seat belt. The law requires all front-seat passengers, not just drivers, to be buckled up.
The law also requires all children under age 15 to be properly secured in a vehicle. A child who is under age 6 and weighs less than 60 pounds must be restrained in a child passenger safety seat.
If a driver has a restricted license, all passengers in the vehicle must be buckled up.
Read more: swtimes.com/news/arkansas-law-enforcement-begin-crackdown-seat-belt-violations-monday
LITTLE ROCK — Law enforcement agencies across Arkansas will step up enforcement of the state's seat belt law during a three-week "Click It or Ticket" campaign starting Monday, the Arkansas State Police said Thursday.
Arkansas' seat belt law is a primary law, meaning a person can be ticketed solely for not wearing a seat belt. The law requires all front-seat passengers, not just drivers, to be buckled up.
The law also requires all children under age 15 to be properly secured in a vehicle. A child who is under age 6 and weighs less than 60 pounds must be restrained in a child passenger safety seat.
If a driver has a restricted license, all passengers in the vehicle must be buckled up.
Read more: swtimes.com/news/arkansas-law-enforcement-begin-crackdown-seat-belt-violations-monday