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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety measured the frequency of use of seat belt restraints. They found that based on daytime observational surveys made by the states, the rate of safety belt use among front seat passenger vehicle occupants in 2015 ranged from 70% in New Hampshire to 97% in Georgia. Two states, California and Maryland, and the District of Columbia had at least 60% restraint use among fatally injured passenger vehicle occupants. In contrast, six states – Massachusetts , Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming – had below 30% user rates. As expected, the states with higher use of restraints had correspondingly lower levels of fatally injured passengers compared with states with a lower percentage of users of restraints.

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