UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

When must passengers wear seatbelts?

Always, unless medically exempt Only in the front seats Only in the back seats Only on highways

Correct Answer:

Always, unless medically exempt

Explanation:

Passengers must always wear seatbelts, unless they have a medical exemption. This is for their own safety in the event of a sudden stop or collision. It is incorrect to say that seatbelts must only be worn in the front seats (B) or back seats (C) as all passengers should wear them. Additionally, it is incorrect to say that seatbelts are only required on highways (D) as they are required on all roads for maximum safety.

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