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As of 2022, it is reported that over 90% of drivers in Turkey use safety belts while driving, with a total of 12,000 fines issued for non-compliance in the past year.
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According to Law Article 82 of the Turkish Traffic Law, drivers are required to wear safety belts while driving, and passengers are also required to wear them. Failure to comply can result in a fine of up to 1,500 Turkish Lira (approximately 250 USD).
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On the driving exam, students may be asked questions about the correct use of safety belts, such as when to put them on and how to adjust them properly. For example, a question might be: 'What is the correct way to wear a safety belt while driving?'
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To answer this question correctly, students should remember to put the safety belt on while seated in the vehicle, with the lap belt across the hips and the shoulder strap across the chest. They should also make sure the belt is not twisted or tangled.
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Common mistakes to watch out for include not wearing the safety belt at all, wearing it incorrectly, or not adjusting it properly. Students should also be aware of the fine amounts and the consequences of non-compliance, as mentioned in Law Article 82.