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Seat Belt Laws Q. My kids hate wearing seat belts. Must they wear these? A. All fifty states and the District of Columbia require children to be restrained while riding in motor vehicles. State laws vary, however, concerning the age of the child subject to the child restraint law. Seat belts are desirable when one considers that approximately 700 children under the age of five die in passenger vehicles annually and that 45 percent of the deaths of children between ages one and fourteen are caused by car accidents. Click Here for Child Safety Seats Info Q. Do I have to wear a seat belt? A. It depends where you live and perhaps where you sit in the car. Thanks to variations in state law, you may only be required to strap in children up to a certain age or merely be required to wear belts if in the front seat. Q. May I still recover payment for my injuries if I am in an accident and not wearing my seat belt? A. Yes. Most states reject the so-called "seat-belt defense," and will not permit evidence that plaintiffs did not buckle up as proof that they were negligent in a way that contributed to the injuries. In some jurisdictions, however, evidence of the plaintiff's failure to use a seat belt may reduce the amount of damages awarded to the plaintiff.   Stop Search Arrest License Suspension/Revocation License Renewal Seat Belt Laws Speeding Accidents