Failing to wear a seatbelt is punishable by a fine of up to 500 pounds ($619). theSun theSundaily law RishiSunak British UnitedKingdom
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In Thursday's video, produced for distribution on Sunak's social media channels, the seatbeltless Conservative leader speaks from the back seat of a moving car about his policies for boosting growth during a trip to Lancashire in England's north.A Lancashire police spokesperson said authorities were “aware of the matter and we will be looking into it”.“The prime minister believes everyone should wear a seatbelt,“ the spokesman added.
Sunak's transportation habits had already been a talking point in the United Kingdom, with his political rivals taking aim at his use of a jet to make multiple short flights in recent days.
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