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District of Columbia traffic law requires that _________ wear seat belts in passenger cars, trucks, tractors, multi-purpose vehicles, or passenger buses.

Correct answer

  • all drivers
  • all front-seat passengers
  • all rear-seat passengers

Explanation

District of Columbia traffic law requires that the driver and all passengers wear seat belts in passenger cars, trucks, tractors, multi-purpose vehicles, or passenger buses. You may not operate any of these vehicles unless you and every occupant are wearing a seat belt.

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