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The Click it or ticket law in PA

Learn about the Click It or Ticket law in Pennsylvania, which enforces seat belt usage to improve road safety. Discover the importance of buckling up, consequences of non-compliance, and how this law protects drivers and passengers.

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The Click it or ticket law in PA

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  1. The Click it or ticket law in PA

    The Click it or ticket law is a Secondary offense meaning you cannot be pulled over for failure to wear a seatbelt alone, except in the case of children under four who are not in car seats. This is a secondary offence, meaning that the officer must pull you over for another reason. If, then, you are also not wearing a seatbelt (or others are not adhering to the law), you can get additional tickets. · Failure to have a child in a booster seat or car seat will result in fines of up to $100 per child. Failure to have children aged 8-18 wearing a seat belt will result in fines of up to $60 per child. · If you’re in the front seat and aren’t wearing your seatbelt, you’ll be fined $10 or more. Fines for having more passengers than seat belts also start at $10.
  2. DUI in PA If you are arrested for DUI, the police will ask you to take a breath, blood, or urine test. If your BAC is 0.02% or higher, and you are convicted of DUI, you can expect: Up to one-year driver's license suspension Drug and alcohol evaluation Fines (up to $500 for a first offense), court costs and restitution First offenders (per se, high and highest) also require Alcohol Highway Safety School attendance Pennsylvania Community Service: 150 hours possible. 
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