In which situation can a driver legally remove their seatbelt?

A driver can legally remove their seatbelt when performing maneuvers that involve reversing because there may be specific circumstances, such as checking the area around the vehicle, where a driver needs to have a broader range of visibility and movement. In such cases, if the vehicle is stationary or in a very controlled environment, the driver might choose to unfasten their seatbelt to get a better view while ensuring safety.

It's essential to note that seatbelt laws are designed to enhance safety and reduce injuries in the event of a collision. However, reversing generally involves low speeds and controlled scenarios where the driver can take precautionary measures.

In contrast, while highway driving requires seatbelt use for safety, driving alone does not provide a valid reason to remove seatbelts, nor does feeling tired, as both situations still necessitate the protection and safety that a seatbelt provides.