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Senate OKs measure tightening seat-belt law
0 Comments | Deseret News (Salt Lake City), Feb 9, 2006
A bill that would tighten Utah's seat-belt laws received final approval Wednesday in the Senate. The measure passed 15-10 and will now go to the House for a vote.
Under SB98, motorists age 19 and older could be ticketed just for not wearing a seat belt, making it a primary offense. Currently, not buckling up is a secondary offense, meaning that another offense must be committed first before a motorist can be pulled over and ticketed for a seat belt violation.
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The measure is sponsored by Sen. Karen Hale, D- Salt Lake City. This is the fourth year Hale has run the measure. It has received Senate approval the past two years, but has failed each time in the House.
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