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New Hampshire: Mandatory Seat Belt Bill Passes House

A close vote of 153-140 advanced a mandatory seat belt bill from the New Hampshire House of Representatives to the state Senate last week. Enactment of the bill, HB-802, would mean New Hampshire would no longer hold its unique status of being the only state without a mandatory seat belt law for adults. The state does have a mandatory law for minors.


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