As of January 1, 1991, Arizona requires the use of seat belts for all front seat occupants, and all passengers under 16 years of age must wear a seat belt at all times.
So, whether you’re comfortable or not, by law you’re required to wear a seat belt in Arizona when driving a vehicle. As a secondary enforcement state, you cannot be pulled over for not wearing a seat belt if you’re over 16, but you can be fined for not using a seat belt if pulled over for another reason (such as speeding). The fine for not wearing a seat belt in Arizona is $10.
Drivers are responsible for the proper seat belt use of all passengers under 16 years of age in the vehicle. Arizona is a primary enforcement state when it comes to child restraint. That means you can be pulled over if police notice you driving with any children under 5 years old who are not properly restrained. As the person responsible, you will be fined $50. So no matter how old your grandkids are, make sure they (and everyone else in the car) wear a seatbelt!
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