Virginia law requires that all safety lap belts, shoulder harnesses, and their combinations in vehicles be designed and installed to reduce movement during collisions. The Superintendent must establish standards for these safety devices, which must be approved before sale. The law ensures that only certified safety belts and harnesses are sold for vehicle use to enhance occupant safety.
Virginia requires that all safety lap belts, shoulder harnesses, or their combinations be installed properly and approved for use in vehicles.
The Superintendent of Virginia is responsible for establishing specifications and requirements for approved safety lap belts and harnesses.
No, Virginia law prohibits the sale or offer for sale of safety belts or harnesses unless they are approved by the Superintendent.
Yes, Virginia's standards may align with specifications from the Civil Aeronautics Administration, Society of Automotive Engineers, or the federal Department of Transportation.