Texas aims to enforce seatbelt laws

Starting May 19 and ending June 1, thousands of Texas state troopers, police officers and sheriff’s deputies will be on the streets and highways issuing citations to drivers who aren’t buckled up and whose children aren’t properly restrained – and paying extra special attention to front seat-passengers who are not wearing seatbelts. As part of the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) 7th annual statewide “Click It or Ticket” campaign, not wearing a seatbelt could cost vehicle occupants up to $200 this year. The reason for the focus on passengers, said Carlos Lopez, TxDOT’s traffic operations director, is that ...

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