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Seat Belt Tickets
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No Points Traffic Tickets can fight seat belt tickets for you in court. There are specific circumstances, where individuals are exempt from the seat belt law. By using these exemptions we may be able to win your ticket.
Taxi Cab Drivers
olice Officers
Employees or Agents of the Canada Post Corporation
Delivery Route Drivers
Fire-fighters
People with Certain Medical Problems
Ambulance Attendants
All Drivers
Carrying passengers for hire
Transporting someone in custody (the person in custody is also exempt)
During rural mail delivery
In the drop-off zone if the delivery driving speed does not exceed 40 km/h and the driver is frequently getting in and out of the vehicle
Conducting specific work activities when occupying a seated position behind the drivers cab (not in the cab)
In possession of a medical certificate stating that due to their size, build, or other physical characteristics of for other medical reasons, they cannot wear seatbelts
Conducting specific work activities when riding in the rear compartment of an ambulance
While driving in reverse
Protection from potentially dangerous passengers
Protection from potentially dangerous passengers
Enables the driver to deposit mail in the boxes freely
Allows for easier more efficient delivery
Some types of work, necessary when travelling, can make it difficult to wear a seat belt (e.g. when rolling up a hose)
Health related reasons
Allows the attendant to respond to emergencies within the vehicle
Some seatbelts do not allow freedom of movement
Child Seat Exemptions
Some drivers are exempt from the responsibility of securing small children. Again, this is not the best situation for a child and creative solutions should be made where possible to provide the child with optimum safety under the circumstances.
Taxi Driver
Ambulance Drivers
Drivers of Vehicles
Transporting children under 18kg (40 lbs)
Transporting children under 18kg (40 lbs)
Transporting children under 18kg (40 lbs) in a vehicle leased on a short term basis (less than 3 months) or in vehicles registered in another jurisdiction
Difficulty in supplying and installing suitable child safety seats
Difficulty in supplying and installing suitable child safety seats
Difficulty in supplying and installing suitable child safety seats
The Rules of Restraint
All those seated in positions provided with seat belts, must use the complete seat belt assembly provided (ie. lap and shoulder belt, or lap belt only). The belt must also be worn properly, adjusted, and securely fastened. If five people travel in a four seater vehicle, one person can legally travel unrestrained.
Children under 23kg (50lbs) can have shoulder belts tucked behind them and just wear lap belts. This is to prevent the shoulder belt from cutting across their necks.
Toddlers, that is children between 9-18kg (20-40lbs) must be in a child safety seat in their parents of legal guardian's vehicle. In another person's vehicle they can use a lap belt. At this age a child is safer in a in child safety seat, however, it is not always possible to install the seat in another vehicle.
Infants between birth and 9kg (20lbs) cannot sit up alone, so there is no safe alternative to a child safety seat; therefore, they must always travel in a rear-facing child safety seat.
The driver is responsible to ensure all passengers under 16 years of age are properly restrained. If a child is under 23kg (50lbs) he/she must occupy a seat fitted with a seat belt when available.
The fine for not wearing an appropriate restraint system, or not wearing it correctly, is $60-$500.
All child safety seats must meet the Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213, and must be used in accordance to the manufacturer's instructions.
If a school bus has been equipped with seat belts for each passenger they must be worn; however, due to the structure of the vehicle and the compartmentalization of the seats, excellent passive protection is offered in post-1981 school busses without the use of seatbelts. Experimental busses , with lap belts and rear facing seats, have been tested by Transport Canada.
Seat belt standard for new vehicles are under the jurisdiction of Transport Canada. No one may remove, render inoperative or modify a set belt to reduce its effectiveness and they must be maintained in good working order.
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