<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

My little brother and I were hanging out last night and, when he went to drive home late, I told him to call me to make sure he got home safe. He didn't call me, so today after class, I called him. We talk for awhile and he mentions that he got another "bullshit ticket" on his way to work. I asked what for and he said it was a seatbelt violation.  
  
Well, I pretty much fly off the handle because this is his second seatbelt violation this year. I asked him to tell me his reasoning behind not wearing a seatbelt. I told him that it doesn't matter how competent of a driver you are, other people can cause you just as many accidents as you can, and that it's just a good "insurance policy" to always wear a seatbelt.  
  
Long story short, he didn't want to hear about it. I got off the phone angry and disappointed in my little brother for being so careless.  
  
But now that I think about it, I'd rather him wear his seatbelt than me "be right" in this situation. Any thoughts, O Dear Hivemind?
<bot>: My brother got his second seatbelt violation of the year today and I'm worried about his safety, but unsure of how to instill this habit.