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Many Police Agencies Urge You To Buckle Up This Holiday Season

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
The Arkansas State Police and plenty of local agencies are going to be writing tickets to motorists not wearing seat belts. Police want to drive home the message that the law requires drivers and passengers to wear seat belts. And, children must wear restraints appropriate for their age. Officials say they want drivers to be particularly safe considering the holidays are about to begin.

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