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0 pointsXzAeRosho2y ago0 comments

I'm from Chile and seatbelt culture is very strong and policed.

Most people in the backseats are very used to use their seatbelts, even more so in the front.

Intercity buses also have mandatory seatbelts.

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I'm also from Chile, I travel intercity pretty often, and most times, I'm the only person on the bus that I see wearing a seatbelt.

It's technically mandatory, but I've traveled like 12 times in the last year, and only twice the assistant has done his nag-round checking that passengers are wearing their seatbelts.

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0 pointsXzAeRosho2y ago0 comments

I'm from Chile and seatbelt culture is very strong and policed.

Most people in the backseats are very used to use their seatbelts, even more so in the front.

Intercity buses also have mandatory seatbelts.

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diego_sandoval2y ago

I'm also from Chile, I travel intercity pretty often, and most times, I'm the only person on the bus that I see wearing a seatbelt.

It's technically mandatory, but I've traveled like 12 times in the last year, and only twice the assistant has done his nag-round checking that passengers are wearing their seatbelts.

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