Seat belts became compulsory in Victoria, Australia, on 1 January 1971, making it the first state to enforce this life-saving law. Before that, seat belts were optional, and many drivers thought they were just uncomfortable accessories rather than essential safety devices. Since then, the legislation has evolved to include all seating positions in vehicles. The move undoubtedly saved countless lives and probably annoyed many a driver who detested the snug embrace of a belt. For the most detailed and current info, have a gander at official Victorian road safety publications.
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