41. Department Of Public Health :: Promoting Adolescent Seatbelt Safety The Maricopa County Department of Public Health Promoting Adolescent Seatbelt Safety (PASS) Program is an interactive educational program about safe driving habits that aims to http://www.maricopa.gov/Public_Health/Community/Programs/PASS/default.aspx

42. Seatbelt Safety Essay An essay or paper on seatbelt safety. The hazards of life in earlier times, even a few decades ago, were much greater than those of today. Human ingenuity and modern technology http://www.directessays.com/viewpaper/22982.html

43. Seat Belts: Stay Safe And Secure Wearing your seat belt properly will dramatically increase your chance of surviving a motor vehicle collision http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/safety/seatbelt.shtml

Skip to content Français Highways Road Safety ... Road Safety Topics Text size Search Search Seat Belts: Stay Safe and Secure One person, one seat belt Every person travelling in a motor vehicle must wear a seat belt or use a child safety seat. The penalty for seat belt infractions is a fine between $60 and $500. Convicted offenders will receive two demerit points. Drivers are responsible for ensuring that passengers under 16 years of age are using the seat belt or an appropriate child car seat proper Police officers may request that passengers who appear to be at least 16 years of age provide their name, address and date of birth. These passengers may face a fine for not using or wearing a seat belt properly. There are limited exemptions from wearing seat belts. Fact... Wearing your seat belt properly will dramatically increase your chance of surviving a motor vehicle collision. For every one per cent increase in seat belt usage, five lives in Canada are saved (Transport Canada). Since seat belts were made mandatory, the number of people killed and injured in collisions in Ontario has steadily dropped. Stay Safe and Secure for everyone's sake Proper Use of Seat Belts A properly worn seat belt greatly increases your chances of surviving a motor vehicle collision.

44. BBC News - Peppa Pig In Seatbelt Safety Row TV character Peppa Pig will be seen wearing a seatbelt in future episodes, after parents raised concerns over children following her example. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8460753.stm

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45. State Of Delaware - Office Of Highway Safety (OHS) - Seatbelt Safety Office of Highway Safety Safety Topic Seatbelts SAFETY TOPIC SEAT BELTS. Delaware's State wide set belt usage rate is 84%, its highest ever- and higher than the http://ohs.delaware.gov/information/seatbelts.shtml

X United States Senator Thomas R. Carper Senator Christopher A. Coons Representative Michael N. Castle Delaware Governor Jack Markell Lt. Governor Matthew Denn List of State Senators List of State Representatives ... Visit Delaware (Tourism) See All State Agencies: Listed Alphabetically Listed by Department X Search: This Site Advanced Search Related Links: Delaware.gov Text Only Governor General Assembly ... OHS Site Map RFI: Addendum to RFI Request for Info for Speed Enforcement Equipment ... TRAFFIC FATALITIES SAFETY TOPICS: Aggressive Driving Air Bags Amish Community Cell Phone ... Underage Drinking SAFETY TOPIC: SEAT BELTS Still, 1 out of every 6 Delawareans fails to buckle up consistently. Seat belt use is required for drivers and passengers in all seating positions both back and front in vehicles. A driver can be pulled over if an officer sees any person in the vehice who is not buckled up. Fines for violators are $25.00 plus $15.00 in court processing fees for a total fine of $40.00. Buckle Up Stencil Project !! Want an easy way to promote safety in your organization or business? Join the Buckle Up Stencil project. On September 13, 2004 the Office of Highway Safety announced this new awareness initiative that's fast, easy, and free to anyone who is interested. The Buckle Up Stencil is an image of two hands clicking a seat belt together with the words Buckle Up underneath. A template is used to spray paint the image on the pavement exit of a school, business, state, county or municipal agency. The goal is to remind those leaving your parking lots to put their seat belts on!

46. Seatbelt Safety Cutters A signal red Emergency Seat Belt Cutter. Comes with Velcro for mounting on a smooth surface. http://www.martorusa.com/Information/Seatbelt-Safety-Cutters

47. Seat Belt Safety - Wisconsin Department Of Transportation Seat belt safety information including safety tips, statistics, laws and related resources. http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/safety/vehicle/seatbelt/index.htm

@import url(http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/stylesheets/importdot.css); Home News About Us A-Z Index ... Programs for Local Gov't Seat belts The law Resources Safety Vehicles and equipment Seat belt safety Safety belt use in Wisconsin is... Behind the national average and neighboring states Although safety belt use in Wisconsin has reached an all-time high in 2010 with 79 percent of drivers and passengers buckling up, it still lags behind the 84 percent national average for safety belt use. Wisconsin is also behind neighboring states including Michigan and Illinois, which have safety belt use rates of more than 90 percent. An incredibly effective and simple way to lives Consistent safety belt use is the single most effective way to protect people from being ejected from a vehicle or being thrown around violently inside it during a crash. In Wisconsin, a 10 percent increase in safety belt use would save about 44 lives and prevent 650 injuries each year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Teen safety belt use is much lower than other age groups. This lack of safety belt use coupled with a lack of driving experience is a major reason why traffic crashes are the leading cause of death for young people nationwide.

48. Seatbelt Safety Link TellA-Friend About This Media http://www.ebaumsworld.com/elinks/view/366567/

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