Can I wear my seat belt tucked under my arm in California? Here are the rules
Briefly

California law mandates seat belts for all drivers and passengers 16 and over, requiring the belt to cross the chest and lap. Children under 8 need car or booster seats.
Wearing a seat belt incorrectly, like under the arm, is illegal according to California law. Proper seat belt usage involves the belt crossing the hips and chest to ensure safety.
Improperly wearing a seat belt, such as putting the strap below your arm, poses risks in a crash according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Violating California's seat belt law can lead to a fine of $162 per offense, as per the state Office of Traffic Safety.
Read at Sacramento Bee
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