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What are the consequences of not wearing a seat belt in Missouri if you’re under 16?
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You could be fined
You’ll be safe as long as the airbags work
You won’t face any consequences unless caught by a police officer
There are no consequences for passengers in the back seat
How should a seat belt be positioned to be most effective?
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Across your neck and lap
Under your arm and across your stomach
Across your chest and stomach
Over your shoulder and across your hips
What could happen if you wear a seat belt incorrectly, such as tucking it under your arm?
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You might slip out of it in an accident, increasing your risk of injury
It will still protect you in a crash
It will be more comfortable, but less effective
It only matters if you’re in the front seat
You’re in a friend’s car, and they refuse to wear their seat belt. What should you do?
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Tell them it’s their choice, but you’re going to wear yours
Not worry about it – it’s their responsibility
Insist they wear their seat belt to stay safe
Remove your seat belt to match them
What is the primary reason for wearing a seat belt every time you’re in a car?
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It significantly reduces the risk of injury or death in a crash
It’s required by law, so you don’t get a ticket
It helps keep you comfortable during the ride
It prevents you from falling out of the car when you open the door
