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In Nevada, which occupants of a vehicle must wear seat belts or suitable child restraints?

Correct answer

  • The driver and all passengers
  • The driver and front-seat passengers
  • The driver and rear-seat passengers

Explanation

Under Nevada law, the driver and all passengers must wear seat belts or suitable child restraints. Seat belts have been proven to save lives and reduce injuries ? even in the rear seat. A study conducted in 2015 by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Children's Hospital of Philadephia found that unrestrained rear-seat occupants were nearly eight times as likely to sustain a serious injury in a crash as restrained rear-seat occupants.

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