Alaska Seat Belt Laws
Alaska seat belt laws: primary enforcement, fines, and whether the rear seat is covered.
Alaska seat belt law sets whether police can stop you just for not wearing a belt, whether the rear seat is covered, and the fine.
Enforcement
Secondary enforcement: police can cite you for a belt violation only when they stop you for another reason.
Rear seat
The rear seat is also covered — all passengers must buckle up.
Penalties
A citation typically costs $15.
Statute
Source: Alaska Stat. § 28.05.095. Last verified: 2026. Seat belt laws change — confirm the current rule with your state DMV.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Alaska a primary seat belt law?
No — Alaska is secondary enforcement; you can be cited only with another stop.
Do rear-seat passengers need a belt in Alaska?
Yes — all passengers, including the rear seat, must wear a seat belt.
What is the fine for no seat belt in Alaska?
About $15.