The state patrol shall adopt and enforce standards as to what constitutes adequate and safe seat belts and for the fastening and installation of them. Such standards shall not be below those specified as minimum requirements by the Society of Automotive Engineers on June 13, 1963.

(8) The state patrol may adopt rules exempting operators or occupants of farm vehicles, construction equipment, and vehicles that are required to make frequent stops from the requirement of wearing safety belts.

Jan 23, 2025 · The Washington State Patrol is a premier law enforcement agency comprised of dedicated professionals who work hard to improve the quality of life for our citizens and prevent the unnecessary loss of life on a daily basis.

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sell any safety belt or shoulder harness for use in motor vehicles unless it meets current minimum standards and specifications conforming to rules adopted by the state patrol or the United States department of transportation. [1987 c 330 s 729; 1986 c …

May 21, 2024 · The Washington State Patrol is conducting emphasis patrols for seat belt use through June 2. It's part of the annual seat belt enforcement campaign sponsored by the Washington Traffic...

Seat belt use by all motor vehicle occupants is both a national and Washington State priority. Over the past three decades, dramatic increases in seat belt use have been achieved by enacting mandatory use laws, law enforcement strategies, and public education campaigns.

Seat belt use by all motor vehicle occupants is both a national and Washington State priority. Over the past three decades, dramatic increases in seat belt use have been achieved through the enactment of mandatory use laws, law enforcement strategies, and public education campaigns.

It is unlawful for a person to operate a vehicle in Washington State on the roadway without having a front and back license plate displayed on their vehicle, if it is registered in Washington State. Failure to register a vehicle to Washington State before operation on the roadway will result in a fine of $1,134 on top of the taxes and fees due.

May 9, 2024 · Washington state has specific seat belt and child restraint requirements based on age, height, and the type of restraint system used. Here’s a breakdown of who needs to wear a seat belt or be secured with a child restraint system: