KENT COUNTY, MI – Police across the state are conducting high-visibility patrols to increase use of seat belts. The “Click it or Ticket” enforcement project began Monday, May 19, and ...

The crash of a Delta Air Lines plane in Toronto, Canada in February ended with all 76 passengers hanging upside down, strapped in their seat belts. Even though the aircraft landed belly up and ...

Monday marks the start of the 'Make it Click' campaign.This campaign is focused on seat belt safety awareness; it runs through June 1. "Troopers will perform high-visibility patrols across the ...

Michigan's current seat belt law. Police officers can pull vehicles over solely for people not wearing seat belts. Children must be buckled into car or booster seats until they're age 8 or 4-foot ...

Seat belts are without a doubt a safety measure for passengers and the driver in a vehicle. The law regarding the use of seat belts is about to change forever in America. These laws and measures will ...

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — When riding along in a car, make sure to buckle up because seat belt laws could soon change in Virginia. Since the 1980s, Virginia laws only mandated passengers in the front ...

This change comes after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ranked Virginia last in the nation for seat belt use, with a mere 73% compliance compared to the national average of 92%.

Ford Motor Co. has recalled more than 240,000 SUVs for a seat belt issue. The automaker is recalling recalling 240,510 of its 2020-2021 Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator vehicles because the seat ...

Some Houston-area school district buses are equipped with seat belts while others have buses in service without them. A look at Houston-area school districts and their seat belt policies.

“Virginia is the worst state in the country right now for seat belt usage at only 73%. The national average is 92%, Christy King said. "We are literally the worst at wearing our seat belts." ...

Louisiana’s seat belt usage rate fell to 85.2% in 2024, according to a new report. Authorities urge drivers and passengers to wear seat belts every trip.

Within the next two years, the "ding" of a seat belt reminder will be required for all seats in a vehicle, no longer just the driver. Here's what to know.