Question 11 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
If a law enforcement officer stops a vehicle for a traffic violation and finds a front seat passenger 17 years of age or younger not wearing a seat belt, a seat belt violation will be charged to
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Correct answer to question 11
- A: The driver.
Source: Official FLHSMV practice question
Explanation
The driver is responsible for making sure every passenger under 18 is buckled up or in a proper child restraint. If a passenger under 18 is not belted, the driver gets the ticket.
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