> […] and the other argues from an enforcement disparity angle since seatbelt laws are one of the more easily used tools of selective enforcement. IIRC, there

> […] and the other argues from an enforcement disparity angle since seatbelt laws are one of the more easily used tools of selective enforcement. IIRC, there are jurisdictions where it's a 'secondary' offence: you can't be pulled over for not wearing them, but if you are pulled over for something else, you can receive a fine on top of whatever the primary charge was.