Is not wearing a seat belt caught by an electronic eye considered a traffic violation?

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OCarson
07/30/25 5:19am
Not wearing a seat belt caught by an electronic eye is considered a traffic violation. According to traffic regulations, driving in the city without a seat belt will result in a deduction of 2 points and a fine of 50 yuan. The following is an introduction to the relevant content about not wearing a seat belt: 1. Penalty: In order to better ensure driving safety, the traffic management department will penalize passengers who violate the rules according to the Road Traffic Safety Law for not wearing a seat belt. 2. Driver: The driver will also face joint penalties. Especially the penalties for passengers make everyone comply with the regulations more, and the use of high-definition cameras can clearly capture illegal behaviors such as not wearing a seat belt in the front passenger seat or even the back seat.
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