Well, this is one of the most wholesome family arguments we’ve ever encountered.
Seatbelts first became mandatory in Wisconsin on December 1, 1987. However, your brother’s argument has a grain of truth to it. Initially, Wisconsin’s seatbelt law was one of secondary enforcement, meaning that you couldn’t be pulled over simply for not buckling up.
On June 30, 2009, the Wisconsin seatbelt law was changed to primary enforcement, which is probably what your brother is thinking of. This means that if a law enforcement officer sees you driving without your seatbelt, you’re fair game for a traffic stop.
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