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     • Yes, it doesn’t matter if you sit at the front or back — it’s still required.
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     Vermont Car Seat Laws and Seat Belt Law - Drive-Safely.net

2. dmv.vermont.gov › road-safety › safety-beltsSafety Belts | Department of Motor Vehicles - Vermont

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   Safety belts; persons age 18 and over. (a) The operator of a motor vehicle shall be guilty of a violation of this section if any person 18 years of age and older is occupying a seating position which has been manufactured with a federally approved safety belt system and is not restrained by the safety belt system while the motor vehicle is in ...

   • Occupant Protection | Vermont State Highway Safety Office

     Vermont Seat Belt Law Highlights 23 V.S.A. § 1259 " Seat...

3. shso.vermont.gov › content › occupant-protectionOccupant Protection | Vermont State Highway Safety Office

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   Vermont Seat Belt Law Highlights 23 V.S.A. § 1259 " Seat Belt Use over the age of 18" Everyone in the vehicle, including backseat passengers and children, must wear seat belts properly.

4. dmv.vermont.gov › enforcement-and-safety › lawsChild Passenger Safety | Department of Motor Vehicles - Vermont

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   Oct 13, 2023 · A child eight through 17 years of age shall be restrained in a safety belt or a child passenger restraining system. Penalty Penalties for failing to follow the child passenger safety laws: The fine is $25.00 for the first offense, $50.00 for the second, and $100.00 for the third offense.

5. dmv.vermont.gov › news › effective-july-1-vermontEffective July 1, Vermont has a revised law related to Child ...

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   Jul 1, 2024 · A child under 13 years of age must, if practical, ride in the back seat. A child under 18 years of age who is not properly secured in a harnessed car seat or booster seat must be wearing a seat belt.

6. www.drive-safely.net › vermont-car-seat-laws-andVermont Car Seat Laws and Seat Belt Law - Drive-Safely.net

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   The Vermont seat belt law is super simple. “All vehicle occupants, the driver and all passengers (that don’t require car seats), are required to wear a seat belt in a moving vehicle”. Yes, it doesn’t matter if you sit at the front or back — it’s still required.

7. safeconvertiblecarseats.com › safety-resourcesVermont Car Seat Laws - Safe Convertible Car Seats

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   Oct 22, 2024 · Vermont law says that children age 8 up to 18 can travel in a car seat belt or booster seat, whichever fits them better. When Can My Child Sit in the Front Seat in Vermont? Vermont law says that you can’t place a rear-facing seat in the front.

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   What are the child seat safety laws in Vermont?

   • In Vermont, a violation of the child seat safety laws results in a $25 fine. It is crucial to ensure that your child is restrained in the appropriate child safety seat or restraint system based on their age and weight to prevent accidents, as auto accidents are the leading cause of death for children between the ages of 3 and 14.

   Child Seat Safety Laws in Vermont

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   How common is seat belt use in Vermont?

   • In 2017 in Vermont, an estimated 28 lives were saved due to seat belt use for those five and older. In Vermont, seat belt use rate was stable at approximately 85 percent between 2009 and 2015 before dropping to 80 percent in 2016. In that during the same period, the U.S. national rate increased progressively.

   Child Passenger Safety | Vermont Department of Health

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   How do you protect a child in a car in Vermont?

   • Vermont law (12 V.S.A. § 5784 ) protects someone who forcibly enters a vehicle to rescue a child or animal. Fast action could save a life. Never leave a child unattended in or around a car. Make a habit of looking in the front and back seat of the car before locking the door and walking away. Never assume it can't happen to you or your child.

   Child Passenger Safety | Vermont Department of Health

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   Can I host a car seat inspection event in Vermont?

   • All Vermont car seat inspections stations participate in the Vermont Car Seat Program. If you are interested in hosting an event in your community, contact Sid Bradley, Child Passenger Safety Program Coordinator. More information about marketing your event can be found in the Marketing Toolkit. Check out all the upcoming Car Seat Inspection events.

   Child Passenger Safety | Vermont Department of Health

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   Can a child ride in a booster seat without a seat belt?

   • A child under eight years of age who is not properly secured in a harnessed car seat must be properly secured in a booster seat. A child under 13 years of age must, if practical, ride in the back seat. A child under 18 years of age who is not properly secured in a harnessed car seat or booster seat must be wearing a seat belt.

   Effective July 1, Vermont has a revised law related to Child Passenger

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   What if you see a child in a locked car in Vermont?

   • If you see a child alone in a locked car, act immediately and call 911. If a child is in distress due to heat, remove them from the vehicle as quickly as possible and cool them rapidly. Stay with the child until help arrives. Vermont law (12 V.S.A. § 5784 ) protects someone who forcibly enters a vehicle to rescue a child or animal.

   Child Passenger Safety | Vermont Department of Health

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9. www.healthvermont.gov › emergency › transportationChild Passenger Safety - Vermont Department of Health

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   In 2017 in Vermont, an estimated 28 lives were saved due to seat belt use for those five and older. In Vermont, seat belt use rate was stable at approximately 85 percent between 2009 and 2015 before dropping to 80 percent in 2016.