Biden Administration Issues New Rule Requiring Vehicles To Include Alarms Nagging Passengers in Rear Seats To Wear Seatbelts
The administration estimates the new rule will prevent 500 injuries and as many as 50 lives every year.

Anyone familiar with the frustration of trying to drive a vehicle with groceries or a 12-pack in the front passenger seat only to face an annoying alarm because the items are not strapped with seatbelts should soon be prepared to face that same irritation even when those items are in the back seat.
Starting in 2027, the alarm that nags drivers and front seat passengers who are not wearing their seatbelts will start sounding off when passengers in the back of the car are not strapped in, thanks to a new rule from the Biden administration.
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