If your state issues seatbelt tickets to passengers, the violation will not affect your driving record or insurance premiums, but it may affect the passenger’s. For example, in Washington, passengers age 16 and up can receive tickets if they are not buckled up – the driver is not liable.Click to see full answer. Likewise, people ask, does a seatbelt ticket go on your record in Washington state?Washington State Patrol will give you a ticket for not wearing your seatbelt, and even though it will not go to your insurance company as an offense it will show up on your personal record.Furthermore, does your insurance go up after a seatbelt ticket? Because a seatbelt ticket is considered a minor infraction even in states where it’s a moving violation, such a ticket won’t have a huge impact on your car insurance rates. A seatbelt ticket generally causes no more than a three percent increase in insurance rates. Beside this, is a seatbelt ticket a moving violation in Washington state? No Seatbelt tickets are non-moving violations. These do not affect your insurace rates or even go on your drivers abstract. In Washington, you can defer one Non-moving and Moving violation every seven years.What type of violation is a seatbelt ticket?In most states, a seat belt ticket is not considered a moving violation – however – child safety restraint laws are closely tied to seat belt laws and even states that may only fine you a small amount for a seat belt ticket can have serious consequences for not properly restraining children in a motor vehicle.