In Washington State, a new law was made about wearing seatbelts. If one
receives a "no seat-belt" ticket (46.61.688), is that considered a,
"moving violation?"

One post in this newsgroup says it's NOT a, "moving violation," and to
reference, "Washington Administrative Code
308-104-160," but when I looked at that code, I wasn't able to find a
"yes or no" regarding seat-belts.

Does anyone know for sure?

If a person gets speeding tickets over and over, eventually, that
person's driver's license will be suspended. A hypothetical question:
What happens if one gets "no seat belt" tickets over and over? Will that
person's drivers license be jeopardized???

Thank you

"Noerd" <n_joeller@sharblbaziilyar.com> wrote in message
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In Washington State, a new law was made about wearing seatbelts. If one receives a "no seat-belt" ticket (46.61.688), is that considered a, "moving violation?"

WAC 308-104-160 lists the moving violations; anything not listed is
non-moving, and 46.61.688 is not listed.
What happens if one gets "no seat belt" tickets over and over? Will that person's drivers license be jeopardized???

No. This is covered by WAC 308-104-025 Effect of accumulation of traffic
offenses. It defines "traffic offense" as "a moving violation as defined
in WAC 308-104-160."