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Road Map to Safety

By Judith Lee Stone

As American families take to the roads this summer, they will be faced with a patchwork quilt of seat belt laws enforced differently from state to state. Twenty-nine states still do not allow police to ticket those who refuse to buckle up unless they are cited for another traffic violation first. In those states, with secondary, not primary enforcement laws, usage rates are much lower, leading to more unnecessary deaths and injuries.

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