Identify a road safety regulation for a passenger in a car and why that measure is important. (child or adult)

Title 49 of the United States Code, Chapter 301 under the heading Motor Safety Standards stipulates that passengers in a car should wear seatbelts.

Explanation:

The above law passed on January 1, 1968 in the United States is a road safety regulation that seeks to protect passengers in a car. The law has undergone different modifications and presently, three-point seatbelts are required in all seating positions in cars. Different states have different applications of the law and punishments for failing them.

Wearing seatbelts is important for passengers (adult and children) because it can save lives when an accident occurs or reduce the impact of damage in cases of very serious accidents.

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