How many citations will be issued if more than one child is found unrestrained?

When it comes to issuing citations for unrestrained children in a vehicle, law enforcement typically follows a standard procedure. If more than one child is found unrestrained, the law often dictates that only one citation is issued per incident or violation, regardless of the number of unrestrained occupants. This is based on the understanding that the violation pertains to the failure to properly secure children while in the vehicle, not the individual number of children who are unrestrained.

In this scenario, issuing a single citation highlights the responsibility of the driver for ensuring the safety of all passengers. The focus is on enforcing the law effectively while also promoting compliance and safety in a broader sense. This approach avoids the potential for overwhelming penalties for multiple children being unrestrained, which could reduce the effectiveness of law enforcement efforts to encourage proper behavior regarding child safety in vehicles.