Children less than age 16 must be buckled in a safety seat at all times, in all seating positions. Failure to adhere to this law can result in two points being added to your driver's license if you are stopped and cited by a law enforcement officer.
All vehicles required by federal standards to have seat belts.
Basically cars made after 1967 and light trucks and vans made after 1971. Infant only, convertible, and booster seats as well as harness-type restraints may be used as long as the child is within the weight range specified by the manufacturer. Children ages five and older may be restrained by a seat belt. Vehicles not required to have belts. If all seating positions with belts are occupied.