This legislation has been repealed.
(1) A person shall
not, while occupying a seat position in a passenger car to which a seat belt
has been fitted for that position, travel upon a road as a passenger unless
the person is wearing the seat belt, and it is properly adjusted and securely
fastened.
(2) It is a defence in
proceedings for an offence against subregulation (1) for the person
charged to prove that —
(a) the
person was under the age of 14 years at the relevant time;
(b) the
person had a medical certificate under regulation 1502 at the relevant
time and, if required to do so, produced the medical certificate in accordance
with regulation 1502 (4); or
(c) at
the relevant time —
(i)
the person was engaged in work that required the person
to alight from and re-enter the passenger car at frequent intervals; and
(ii)
the passenger car was being driven at a speed not
exceeding 25 kilometres per hour.
[Regulation 1508 inserted in Gazette
13 December 1994 p.6754.]