Section 32-5B-7 Failure to Wear Safety Belt; Not Evidence of Contributory Negligence; Liability of Insurer Not Limited; Driving Record of Individual Charged.
Not wearing a safety belt under this chapter cannot be used as evidence of contributory negligence, cannot reduce an insurer’s liability, and a conviction under the chapter must not be entered on the driving record of a charged individual.
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Section 32-5B-7 Failure to Wear Safety Belt; Not Evidence of Contributory Negligence; Liability of Insurer Not Limited; Driving Record of Individual Charged.
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