Seat-Belt Measure Stumbles by 6 Votes in House
Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › February 16, 2007
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Once again, a bill that would have given Utah a primary seat- belt law stumbled in the House.
SB36, which would have changed Utah's safety-belt law from a secondary offense to a primary offense for all drivers, failed by six votes, 33-39.See the full content of this document
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Seat-Belt Measure Stumbles by 6 Votes in House
Currently, only drivers younger than 19 years old can be stopped and ticketed by police. Other drivers can be cited if they a...
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