how do i find graghs on seat belt satistics? like people wearing them and people that dont.?
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Hi I did a search on Yahoo and found this path:\nhttp://www.tacsafety.com.au/jsp/content/NavigationController.do?areaID=12&tierID=1&navID=12348A44&navLink=null&pageID=168\n\nIt showed some stats and some numbers relating to it. Try it :)
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Seat belts in school buses seems like a no-brainer to me, but some folks think otherwise. My belief is that it all comes down to saving a few bucks for the manufacturer and the school district. That does appear to be changing in the past few years though. Below is an excerpt from a wikipedia search. Please find below that excerpt in the "source(s)" section everything you'll ever need to know and then some on the plain old school bus. Rather interesting to say the least. One stat in particular struck me was the fact that 2/3 (two thirds) of children deaths have been from the school bus itself. And watch out for those church buses, their even more dangerous in most cases.\n\nVery few school buses have seat belts, a standard safety feature in cars and light duty passenger vehicles. In 1977, as provided in Standard 222, the federal government required passive restraint and structural integrity standards for school buses in lieu of requiring lap seat belts. In the 1980s, some districts in the US tried installing lap belts and then later removed them, claiming operational and passenger behavior problems. This is especially a concern on short buses. Whether lap belts should be required remains very controversial, although they are now required in at least 4 states (New York, New Jersey, California and Florida). However, only one state, New Jersey, requires seat belt usage.\n\nStarting in late 2005, all school buses built new and operating in California are required to have "three-point" safety belts, similar to ones used in the average automobile. The "three-point" belts give greater protection to riders compared to the lap belts. However, the new belts diminish bus capacities, and will require more new buses to be purchased to offset the capacity loss.
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This site has devices for people who are wheelchairbound and drive.  Good luck.  Hope you find what youre looking for.\nhttp://www.discountramps.com/
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people still ride those things?
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Carhartts can tell you. Their site is below.
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just go to people finder.
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I tried looking on their website, but that seems as unorganized as the DMV really is in person.  I know if you go to your nearset DMV you can find it.
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A 'Restraints System' is what the car companies call the combination of Seatbelts and Airbags in a car. When a car gets in a crash, the Seatbelts help restrain, or keep the people in the car in their seats, and the Driver and Passenger Airbags help 'cushion' the upper body against hitting the steering wheel and dash. \n\nSeat Belts have mechanisms that ensure that the belt, once buckled into properly, will 'hold' and not 'pay out' in a crash. Some belts even have 'crash sensing' that will fire a 'pre-tensioning' mechanism that will actually tighten and take up the slack in a belt, all in a fraction of a second. Some will also actually manage the loads on the chest by 'paying out' the belt in a controlled manner. Seatbelt mechanisms work by using the 'inertia' of certain components, to manage the 'inertia' of the occupants. Inertia is explained a little later. \n\nAirbags are classified as Front, Side, or Curtain. Front airbags are in the Steering Wheel (for the Driver), and on the Passenger Side, in the Dash. Some cars have Side Airbags mounted in the side of the upper Seat, or the Side Door, or the Pillar behind the side Door. Curtain Airbags, also known as Rollover Bags, are mounted above the side doors, and come down and out like a continuous curtain from front to back covering the heads of all rows of occupants the vehicle is designed to carry, from hitting the roof or sides of the vehicle.\n\nThe Seat Belts and Airbags work in combination to help reduce injuries in a crash, but only upto a certain impact speed for which they were designed to work. \n\nDo you know? Airbags only work as designed when you have the seatbelts on.\n\nAll of the above comprise of a 'Restraints system' in a typical automobile.\n\nInertia is a something any physical object has because of its weight and speed. Inertia would cause something to keep moving even when whatever was pushing it along it not doing so anymore. \n\nSo, when you are sitting in a moving car your inertia is directly proportional to your weight and the speed at which you are travelling. So when the car comes to a sudden stop, because of a crash for example, you tend to continue moving because you have 'inertia'. That is why people get thrown against the windshield or dash, or even out of the car. If somebody who is heavier than you is also travelling with you in the moving car, they would have more inertia than you. \n\nIn the same way, inertia is why it takes more force to start moving a heavier object than a light one. Imagine trying to push a car. It is so difficult at first, because the car is stationary, but once you get it moving, it becomes easier because the car's inertia helps keep it moving.\n\nSo you see how the seatbelts and airbags in a car help 'restrain' the occupants who would otherwise tend to get thrown due their 'inertia' in a crash.
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I think that it is. People should have a right to choose whether or not they want to wear them. What right does the government have to mandate what I do in my own car? In Pennsylvania, motorcyclists do not have to wear helmets or seatbelts, but people in a car have to wear seatbelts. Is that crazy or what?
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Safety belt (seat belt) of a car - This is my answer, if you have some funny answer let us know
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yes there is a way to do that.Go to the police department and give them a discription of the car and if you saw the person (people) in the car give their discription too.
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click it or ticket is something that's going on across the nation, meaning that now cops are allowed to pull people over simply for not wearing their seat belts, where as they used to have to have another reason and then if they weren't wearing their belts then they could issue them a ticket.\nthey are doing this because seatbelts save lives... yes there are some cases where a person would have died if they had been wearing their seat belt, but the odds are so much more in favor that a seat belt will save your life...\nlike the person above said... they are tired of scraping people off the roads...
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I think you might be talking about the Patriot Guard Riders?  If so, you can go to: http://www.patriotguard.org/  All the information should be there.  If that's not who you're talking about, sorry to waste your time.
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Texas Department of Public Safety \nTexas Occupant Restraint Laws \nhttp://www.txdps.state.tx.us/director_staff/public_information/seatbelt.htm
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Better find out if there's a dress code. Some places have them.
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This isn't nagging and you have every right to be concerned and force him to make a change.  First of all, he is putting your children at risk and no parent should tolerate that from another.  At best they will grow up thinking it is ok to not wear a seat belt and possibly end up like your friends.  Also he needs to realize that this issue is about love.  By wearing a seat belt and being more catious when he drives he is respecting your relationship and the love that you and your kids have for him.  Does he really want to leave you and the kids alone simply because he didn't bother to wear a seat belt and some idiot ran in to him.  It isn't just about him, it is about your entire family that supposedly he is the head of and responsible for.  He may be able to control the car and be a great driver but no one can control what some other driver is doing and so all you can do is be as safe as possible.  Loving some one enough to want them to live a long life is not nagging so keep it up.
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people who assume all kids with hoods on are thugs....heres a thought ,perhaps their heads are cold! i agree with the door thing, when someone does that to me i say "thank you" loudly but mostly they are so ignorant they dont notice.. oh yeah, the bastard who scraped my car in a carpark, bastard.rant rant rant!!