The new security belt law comes to an American state that means that all travelers, including those in the back seat, must wear seat belts.
Those who break the base will face a fine of $ 25 – as legislators are looking to improve road safety and reduce the death of car accidents.
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However, the law includes eight exceptions for specific groups, such as individuals who have medical exemptions approved by the doctor and law enforcement officers who transport individuals in the reservation or in situations where wearing a seat belt is impractical.
In addition, law enforcement staff who carry out parking laws, along with rural postal companies and transport companies in newspapers or transport who perform their duties.
Passengers in taxis are also not required to comply.
The law exempt workers in commercial or municipal vehicles actively participating in tasks such as waste collection, where the use of frequent seat belts is impractical, as well as readers of utilities in service.
The change of law, which aims to encourage everyone to bother and improve road safety, is part of the “Christopher King Bacheror Law”, which was named after a man who has tragicly lost his life in a car accident while the seat belt was not worn in the back seat.
The mother of the king, Christie, faces a campaign “Click her or Tickets”, hoping to spread awareness of the new law.
Speaking to 12 to your side, she said: “On the time that his life has not previously been linked, I am defending the use of a seat belt and here to support the” click or tickets. “
It has pushed the new back seat belt law – which comes to Virginia – since his death in 2020 in Williamsburg.
“The driver was registered in about 80 miles per hour before running from the road and hitting the trench, and my son was thrown from the car until his death,” King said.
Starting July 1, everyone who travels in a car must be linked, and any adults will be placed in tickets.
Morgan Dean said with AAA mid -Atlantic. VacationIt is a good opportunity to educate the audience in driving about change. “
According to the National Road Traffic Safety Administration, wearing a seat belt can reduce the risk of death in a 45 % crash.
“Drivers cannot control the roads, but we can control what will happen in our cars,” Dean added.
“This seat belt is putting this and making sure that every person in the car has been linked to the first important step.”
Elsewhere, a number of countries have introduced strict laws where drivers can face fines of $ 450 if their hands are in the wrong place.
What is more, even if the car is temporarily stopped, as in a red light or in traffic, the law still applies.
Throughout the United States, “touch laws” prevent drivers from a contract or use electronic devices for activities such as talking, text messages or browsing.
In fact, even carrying a device in a visible or clear way can lead to a huge penalty, as the rules apply regardless of whether the car is moving or fixed due to traffic or traffic signal.
In New York State, for example, a device contract while it is temporarily suspended is illegal, and repeated crimes can escalate fines.
According to the Ministry of Car in New York, fines start from $ 50 but can rise quickly, with the maximum fine for a third or subsequent crime within 18 months of up to $ 450.
Do you suffer through DMV for a member of his family?
More than half of the Americans will suffer by going to DMV (53 %) for their loved ones, according to a new research.
To understand how people's willingness to help others, a recent survey that included 2000 American adults has explored the concept of loyalty in terms of friends, family and even brands.
DMV line is not the only sacrifice. Two of every five Americans said that they will happily donate a member of their family and friends, and show the depth of loyalty in personal relationships.
According to the results, Americans will also act as a reference for an apartment or a job (62 %).
Partners (35 %) and the best friends (27 %) have been likely to start with business respondents.
And if $ 100,000 suddenly fell in their lap of 82 % of the respondents, they will likely share their profits with family and friends.
It was conducted by Talker Research for Circle K's Inner Circle Rewards, the results also found that brands and companies also attract a similar kind of loyalty.
Almost three in five (57 %) have some elements or services as they prefer a brand over another, including shoes (52 %), technology, such as phones or computers (51 %), hair products (50 %) and clothes (44 %).
Seven out of 10 (71 %) have loyalty to the grocery store, and 59 % feel loyal to some restaurants and food services, while others prefer gas stations (39 %) and comfort stores (27 %).
In fact, the average American has been loyal to their brands and their favorite products for 13 years, while 35 % indicated that two decades have passed.
Even approximately three quarters (74 %) agreed that they could determine the difference between the same products made by different brands.
Rick head, Vice President of Loyalty, said.
“That is why we are committed to a customer reward to make us part of their daily lives constantly.”
