UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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When must passengers wear seatbelts?

  1. Always, unless medically exempt

  2. Only on motorways

  3. Only if the vehicle has seatbelts

  4. Only at night

The correct answer is: Always, unless medically exempt

Passengers must wear seatbelts at all times, unless they have a specific medical exemption. This regulation applies to all vehicles equipped with seatbelts and is designed to enhance safety for all occupants. Wearing seatbelts significantly reduces the risk of injury or fatality in the event of a collision. The law mandates this precaution regardless of the time of day, the type of road, or the presence of other safety features in the vehicle. Ensuring that all passengers are belted up contributes to overall road safety and compliance with traffic regulations.

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