Massachusetts H2630 modifies seatbelt enforcement to allow primary enforcement only when a vehicle is stopped for another violation.
Massachusetts H2630 amends Chapter 90, Section 13A to change how seatbelt violations are enforced. Under the new law, law enforcement can only enforce seatbelt laws as a primary offense if the vehicle has already been stopped for another violation. This change aims to clarify enforcement practices and potentially reduce the number of traffic stops initiated solely for seatbelt violations.
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