The passengers in your vehicle are over 15 years old. Who is responsible for ensuring they wear their seatbelts?

The passengers' parents
The driver of the vehicle
Other passengers in the vehicle
The passengers themselves

If the passengers in your vehicle are over the age of 15, it is the responsibility of the passengers themselves to ensure they are wearing their seatbelts. In New Zealand, the law stipulates that passengers are responsible for buckling up, while the driver is also responsible for ensuring that all passengers in the vehicle comply with seatbelt regulations.