Safety and environmental violations refer to behaviors identified during on-site safety and environmental inspections. If violations are found, penalties will be imposed on the violators according to the penalty regulations outlined in the table below. Here is relevant information about the consequences of not wearing seat belts in the rear seats: Consequences for pregnant women and passengers holding infants: In cases where pregnant women or passengers holding infants genuinely cannot wear seat belts, traffic police will exercise humane law enforcement during roadside checks, issuing warnings before allowing them to proceed. For safety reasons, traffic police recommend that pregnant women adjust the seat belt position and fasten it properly. Children under 4 years old should use child seats, and children under 12 years old are not allowed to sit in the front seat and must wear seat belts properly. Consequences for rear-seat passengers not wearing seat belts: If rear-seat passengers do not wear seat belts, the driver will also be penalized, which many drivers find unfair. According to legal provisions, drivers are obligated to inform passengers before the journey and must not drive if passengers are not wearing seat belts. Therefore, the legal responsibility lies with the driver, who will be penalized. The "Regulations on the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law" clearly stipulate penalties for passenger violations, mainly including passengers illegally stopping vehicles, interfering with the driver, or engaging in dangerous behaviors during the journey.
