Can you receive a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt even if you are an adult?

In Indiana, the law states that all passengers in a vehicle must be properly restrained with a seatbelt, regardless of their age. This is mandated by Indiana's primary seatbelt law, which allows law enforcement officers to stop and ticket a driver solely for a seatbelt violation. Under this law, both drivers and adult passengers can receive a ticket for not wearing seatbelts.

Understanding this helps clarify why the other options are not applicable. The assertion that seatbelt laws apply only to minors is not accurate in Indiana, as both adults and children are required to wear seatbelts. The idea that a ticket can only be issued to drivers ignores the fact that passengers are equally responsible for wearing their seatbelts. Lastly, the notion that this law only pertains to commercial vehicles is incorrect, as it applies to all vehicles operated on Indiana roads. Thus, anyone over the age of 16 in a passenger vehicle is subject to the seatbelt law and can receive a ticket for non-compliance.