A state law requiring all motor vehicles using the state roads to have special seat belts which are safer than required by federal law is invalid.

Name: A state law requiring all motor vehicles using the state roads to have special seat belts which are safer than required by federal law is invalid.
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Federal law preempts state law when there is a conflict, and states cannot impose stricter safety standards than those set by federal law for motor vehicles.

A State Law Requiring All Motor Vehicles Using the State