41. Thruway Launches Seatbelt Safety Campaign For Immediate Releases May 18, 1999. MEDIA ADVISORY Thruway Launchesseatbelt safety Campaign. The New York State Thruway Authority http://www.thruway.state.ny.us/news/mediaadv/1999/19990518-safety-belt.html

For Immediate Releases: May 18, 1999 MEDIA ADVISORY Thruway Launches Seatbelt Safety Campaign The New York State Thruway Authority and State Police Troop T will launch their 1999 Buckle Up New York campaign at the Guilderland Travel Plaza, just east of Thruway Interchange 24, on Wednesday, May 19, at 10:30 a.m. Members of State Police Troop T will demonstrate the proper installation of child safety seats, and the dramatic consequences of failing to buckle up in on-site simulations of rollover and impact accidents. The Thruway begins its seatbelt safety campaign as the nation gets ready to observe Buckle Up America Week, May 22-31 Return to Thruway Media Advisories

42. Tailgate Topics Translate this page Abróchese el cinturón de seguridad (seatbelt safety) (Click Herefor English Version) Miles de personas, aparentemente creyendo http://www.scif.com/news-info/tailgate/seatbelt_span.htm

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43. Seatbelt Safety 1995, almost twothirds of all passenger vehicle occupants killed in traffic crasheswere not wearing their seatbelt. (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety). http://www.fitchburgskatepark.com/seatbelt_safety.htm

Get uninjured passengers out of the vehicle and to the side of the road, safely away from the vehicle and oncoming traffic. Call the police immediately. If a phone is not available, ask at least two people to call. Call an ambulance if anyone is injured. Put out reflectors at least 300 feet towards oncoming traffic. Record the other person's driver's license, registration and license plate number Get the names, addresses and phone numbers of witnesses. Make short notes about the accident. Report the accident to your insurance agent or company within 24 hours. Tragically, and most sadly, Ryan was taken from his family, his friends, and his community. He was just 16 years old, and one of 4 boys, going to school when the car accident occurred that took his life the morning of November 7, 2000. Statistics show SEATBELTS SAVE LIVES Make any statements about the accident to anyone but the police. Accept any informal settlements There are more than 185,500,000 licensed drivers in the United States.

44. DOCTOR URGES CHILDREN S SEATBELT SAFETY LEADING DOCTOR URGES seatbelt safety FOR CHILDREN 07/04/04. One ofNorthern Ireland’s leading children’s doctors has used World http://www.psni.police.uk/index/media_centre/press_releases/pg_press_releases_20

45. Minnesota Medical Association - Policy Compendium An excerpt from Section 430.00 Motor Vehicle Safety (See also, Driving While Intoxicated/DrivingWhile Impaired) 430.08 seatbelt safety The MMA reaffirms http://www.mmaonline.net/policycomp/SubResults.cfm?section=430.08

46. Seatbelt Safety With Retro Bill Warrant Service Unit What s New. seatbelt safety with Retro Bill.Return to Videos and PSA s. Contact Information Office of the http://www.cocosheriff.org/media_room/video_room/retro_bill_seatbelt.htm

Home About Sheriff Warren Rupf About Undersheriff Ron Jarrell Administration ... What's New Seatbelt Safety with Retro Bill Return to Videos and PSA's Contact Information: Office of the Sheriff Contra Costa County 651 Pine Street 7th Floor Martinez, CA 94553 (925) 335-1500 Webmaster Recruiting Inquiries or requests concerning the web site are answered by a civilian employee in charge of web site maintenance and forwarded to the appropriate departments © Contra Costa Sheriff's Office This site views best in Microsoft Internet Explorer

47. Safety Ape | Kids Safety Ape Program | Children Safety Music Key safety issues, including bike safety, water safety, fire safety, fall prevention,seatbelt safety, gun safety, poison, choking prevention, and eye safety http://www.safetyape.com/

Home Videos Fundraisers Costumes Links FAQs Ordering Info Award Winning Music Based Child ren's Safety Awareness Program Go Ape Over with two new exciting and personable safety characters. SA (pronounced Say), the Safety Ape™ and his nephew Willi™. SA and Willi teach children important safety and injury prevention messages through fun and educational songs written for the whole family. The important safety tips emphasized in the CD cassette Coloring Activity Book and video spring to a child's rescue in times of need. Remember how you learned your ABC's? Key safety issues, including bike safety, water safety, fire safety, fall prevention, seatbelt safety, gun safety, poison, choking prevention, and eye safety are presented in a fun and effective way. Safety Ape products are ideal for gift giving corporate public relations , and fundraising. COMING SOON ... SAFETY APE IN SPANISH! Now taking advance orders with special introductory pricing! Call or e-mail info@safetyape.com

48. Seatbelt Safety SAFETY TIPS. Seat Belt Air Bag Safety. Seat Belts and Air Bags save lives.All of us especially CHILD SAFETY SEATS. Young children and infants http://www.buechelfire.com/SeatBelt_Safety.htm

9/11/2001 - NYFD, NYPD, NYPA - Some Gave All Current Threat Level as determined by t he Department of Homeland Security The Buechel Fire Protection District was selected as one of 11 local fire districts to be awarded the 2002 Life Safety Achievement Award Click this Link to Read our Media Release SAFETY TIPS Seat Belts and Air Bags save lives All of us - especially parents and caregivers - need to understand how to minimize risks by maximizing the life-saving capabilities of these safety devices. KIDS RIDE IN BACK. Infants should NEVER ride in the front seat of a vehicle with a passenger air bag. Children, typically ages 12 and under, also should ride buckled up in the back seat. CHILD SAFETY SEATS. Young children and infants always should ride in age- and size-appropriate child safety seats. The safety seat should be held properly in place by the vehicle's safety belts and the child should be correctly buckled in the child safety seat. A child who has outgrown a convertible child safety seat will need to ride in a booster seat for the vehicle's safety belts to fit properly. WEAR BOTH LAP AND SHOULDER BELTS.

49. Health And Safety Tips For Kids | San Diego Fire-Rescue Department seatbelt safety Every year Older Kids Legislation varies from stateto state on seatbelt safety for older children. According to http://www.sannet.gov/fireandems/safety/kidshealth.shtml

The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department wants you to grow up safely: Remember To Exercise Bike Safety Tips Walking Safety Tips Calling 9-1-1 for Kids ... Seatbelt Safety Exercise Is Good For You! Children love television, VCRs, computers and video games. Because of that, they are doing less exercise. This is a real problem. If you don't get your body moving you could have health problems when you get older. Exercise will keep you healthy! So get off your chair and start moving - get your heart pumping! Take a bike ride Go swimming Play a sport you enjoy Go roller-skating Take a long walk Bike Safety Tips Bike riding is fun and a great way to exercise. Here are just a few safety tips to make sure your bike ride is safe! Always wear a helmet. You should always wear a helmet when you are on wheels, such as a skateboard, roller-skates or a scooter. Follow traffic signals and road signs. Do not ride through stop signs or traffic lights. Always ride on the right. Go with the flow of traffic. If in a group, ride single file. When passing other bikers or walkers, let them know your position. For Example shout out: "I'm on your left."

50. NPR : SEATBELT SAFETY Host Bob Edwards talks to Dr. Ricardo Martinez of the National Highway TransportationSafety Administration about the importance of both seatbelts and airbags http://www.npr.org/rundowns/segment.php?wfId=1028707

51. Airbag & Seatbelt Safety Campaign Increases Belt Use - Motoring Section - Califo Airbag seatbelt safety campaign increases belt use 09/18/02 . Inresponse to an announcement by the National Highway Traffic Safety http://www.californiaexaminer.net/news/anmviewer.asp?a=782

52. Base Safety Center Orders for the course must be submitted to the Base Safety Center atleast one day prior to the scheduled course date. seatbelt safety. http://www.cpp.usmc.mil/base/safety/TrafficSafety.htm

This script makes sure the page loads within the Camp Pendleton frameset. Base Safety Center Skip Navigation Links Home Mission Statement ORM ... Any Mouse Traffic Safety Drivers Improvement Course (D.I.C.) The Base Safety Center offers Drivers Improvement Courses Tuesday through Thursday from 0800 - 1400. Driver Improvement road shows are offered to individual units on Monday's and Friday's by request. Remedial Driving Remedial Driving courses are offered on the second Saturday of the month unless it falls on a holiday, then it goes on the first Saturday of the month. The course starts at 0800 until completion. Orders for the course must be submitted to the Base Safety Center at least one day prior to the scheduled course date. Seatbelt Safety Seatbelt Safety courses are offered on the fourth Saturday of the month, unless it falls on a holiday, then it goes on the third Saturday of the month from 0800 until completion. ** Both the Remedial Driving and Seatbelt Safety Course uniform of the day will be the service uniform appropriate to the season for all military personnel. Civilians attending the course will wear appropriate civilian attire.

53. CNN.com - John Zarella: Automatic Seatbelt Safety - May 21, 2001 John Zarella Automatic seatbelt safety. John Zarrella, John ZARRELLAEvery safety expert will tell you simply this seatbelts work. Every http://www.cnn.com/2001/US/05/21/zarrella.debrief/

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW John Zarella: Automatic seatbelt safety John Zarrella John Zarrella is CNN's Miami bureau chief. Q: Why were automatic seatbelts discontinued in most cars? ZARRELLA: Automakers, by federal law, were required to put in a passive restraint system. The passive restraint system put in in the late 1980s and in the early part of the 90s in many vehicles, up to about 30 million, was this passive restraint system where the shoulder harness automatically comes into place when you sit down and turn on the ignition. But then you need to buckle the lap belt. After airbags came into existence, it was at that time that the auto manufacturers who had opted for these automatic shoulder belts began to stop installing those in the vehicles. ALSO U.S. safety group: More seat belt enforcement needed Q: What are the dangers of not wearing the lap belt of an automatic seatbelt? ZARRELLA: According to all of the medical and safety experts that we have talked to, not buckling that lap belt portion of the restraint is basically as good as not wearing the belt at all. What happens in many instances is that in these types of crashes these particular vehicles in question do not have an air bag, so if you don't have that lap belt portion, you can actually slide down on impact underneath the steering wheel. You can be decapitated by the shoulder belt as it comes up across your neck. There is a risk of blowing out your heart, lacerating the liver, and they say that because of a woman's anatomy, women who don't wear that lap belt are even at greater risk than men who don't wear it.

54. The Current Sauce Sorority promotes seatbelt safety, , The Current Sauce, a newspaper of NorthwesternState University. Current Issue Sorority promotes seatbelt safety. http://www.currentsauce.com/news/2003/12/04/Diversions/Sorority.Promotes.Seatbel

document.write(''+''); Current Issue: document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Top Stories News Features Sports ... Diversions Sorority promotes seatbelt safety By Jimmy Brown Published: Thursday, December 4, 2003 Alpha Kappa Alpha hosted a Buckle-Up Safety Awareness workshop Monday night. Only 10 students attended the approximately hour-long event held in The Alley of the Student Union. The program was designed to inform students about traffic safety and the dangers of irresponsible driving. Miranda Jones, a patrol officer for the Natchitoches Police Department for seven years, was the guest speaker. During the first half of the presentation, Jones, who has been a part of the traffic division for the past three years, spent a few minutes stressing how important it is for a driver to pay attention to his or her surroundings. Jones also explained the importance of wearing a seat belt and discussed automobile crash statistics involving safety belt violations. Jones also answered questions from attendees. Jones cleared up some myths and rumors about driving that the students may have heard.

55. Seatbelt Safety Seat belts are intended to reduce the severity of injuries suffered by car occupantsin accidents, 84 people follow safety rules, 16 are not following safety http://www.kainaimiddleschool.ca/Science_Projects/Seatbelt_Safety/seatbelt_safet

SEAT BELTS Two Grade 6 students ( Chelsea EagleBear and Angie DayChief) surveyed rural seat belt usage in two categories (adults and children) on Blood Reserve, Alberta. Problem: How many people wear seat-belts in the country (rural) areas? Hypothesis: We think that in the country 84 out of 100 people wear seat belts. Seat belts are intended to reduce the severity of injuries suffered by car occupants in accidents, 84 people follow safety rules, 16 are not following safety rules. The people who follow the rules, these people are smart. The people who do not wear seat belts are not showing safety rules to their kids. Research: Seat belts are intended to reduce the severity of injuries suffered by car occupants in accidents. They are designed to retain the occupants in their seats, preventing them from being thrown about inside the vehicle or from being ejected through the windows. Seat belts are a very effective safety measure. The Department of the Environments, and the Regions has estimated that front seat belts have saved thousands of lives and thousands of injuries since their use became compulsory. They also estimated seat belts have saved hundreds of lives and thousands of serious injuries since 1991. The first proposals for compulsory wearing of seat belts were make in 1973. However, it was not until January 31, 1983 that the use of seat belts in the front of cars became compulsory. Originally, this was for a trial period of three years, but the trail was successful and compulsory wearing of front seat belts became permanent in 1986

56. EYE ON SAFETY - SUBCONTRACTOR / SUPPLIER INFORMATION WEB - BECHTEL JACOBS COMPAN S Safe Lifting Techniques Safety Attitude Safety Concerns Process (I care/Wecare) Safety for the Holidays Safety Glasses seatbelt safety seatbelt safety http://www.bechteljacobs.com/info/eyesafety/

Subcontractor / Supplier Information Center - A - Accident/Injury Reporting Air Hose Couplings Asbestos Management Automatic Shoulder Seat Belt Usage - B - Backing Vehicle Beryllium Awareness Bicycle Safety - C - Candles in the Workplace Carbon Monoxide (CO) Carbon Monoxide Sources Car Phone Dangers ... Cold Stress - D - Daily Stretching Program: Directive Daily Stretching Program Discharges to Storm Drains Driving Safety ... Drowsy Drivers - E - Electrical Duplex Receptacles Electrical Panels Electrical Safety Emergency Response ... Eye/Face Protection - F - Fire Safety Fire Safety - Home Foot Protection Footwear Safety ... Furnace Inspection - G - Getting Hitched (Towing Safety) Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters - H - Hard Hat Safety Hazard Communications (Local) Hazard Communications (Paducah) Hazard Communication (Portsmouth) ... Housekeeping - I - Informing New Workers/Employees ISM—Analyze Hazards ISM—Core Functions of Integrated Safety Management ... ISM—Develop/Implement Controls - L - Ladder Safety Insects Lawn Mowers Lifting Safely to Avoid Back Injuries ... Lockout Tagout - M - Moving to the New Location - N - Not Thinking of Safety?

57. Seatbelt And Helmut Safety To find out how to protect yourself read on.***. seatbelt safetyUsing the seatbelt properly . To ensure your safety and that of http://www.wareham.mec.edu/life_issues/Safety_Issues.htm

S A F E T Y S T Seatbelt Safety To ensure your safety and that of your passengers make sure everyone is safely fastened and their seatbelts are properly adjusted. The seatbelt straps should go across your lower abdomen and shoulder. The shoulder strap should not be placed behind you nor should it run across your neck. To all those who have children that need to ride in car seats do not allow them to ride in the front of the vehicle. In a study conducted by Bisnar and Chase, it has been approximated that the leading cause of death in people under 35 is car accidents. As a whole, there are 40,000 deaths each year that are related to car accidents. "This number could be reduced by half if only people would be willing to wear their seatbelts at all times while the vehicle is in motion." According to state law, it is mandatory for all ages to wear a seatbelt, at all times, while riding in an automobile. Helmet Safety There are many different kinds of helmets and most of them are of good quality. When purchasing your helmet make sure it fits your head properly. Do not leave your helmet in the heat for long periods of time because it will become brittle and less able to protect your head from an impact. Also, if you have suffered a fall and hit your head with your helmet on, the next time you fall your helmet is less able to protect you because the more times your helmet collides with the ground it loses the cohesion that keeps the helmet intact during impact.

58. Lake Jackson Homepage Based Programs seatbelt safety This program is designed to bring citizens up todate on the current seatbelt laws and proper child safety seat installation. http://www.ci.lake-jackson.tx.us/pd/seatbelt.html

Community Programs Bike Safety Blue Santa Child Fingerprints Citizens Police Academy Disable Parking Program Explorer Post 390 Family Violence Gun Safety Home Alone National Night Out Block Party Open House Police Tours Red Ribbon Week Seat Belt Safety Young CPA School Based Programs At Risk Children Back To School Safety Career Day Chicken Club D.A.R.E. HOSTS Program Learning for Life Liaison Officer McGruff Program Poster Contest Respect Program Safety Town Crime Prevention Automobile Theft Bank Alarm Response H.E.A.T. Program Home Security/Inspection Neighborhood Watch Operation Identification Probation Security House Checks Sexual Assault Prevention Shoplifting Prevention Telemarketing Fraud LJ Homepage Police Homepage Welcome Police Contacts ... Related Links 5 Oak Drive Lake Jackson, TX 77566 Police Department Community Based Programs Seatbelt Safety This program is designed to bring citizens up to date on the current seatbelt laws and proper child safety seat installation. The officer demonstrates, through video and lecture, the proper usage of seatbelts for adults and children.

59. Safety First! It s difficult to teach young children about seatbelt safety if parentsare not taught about this topic. However, students should http://www.everythingesl.net/lessons/summer_safety.php

@import "http://www.everythingesl.net/css/page.css"; HOME LESSON PLANS TEACHING TIPS RESOURCE PICKS ... CONTACT Safety First! by Judie Haynes Many of the safety issues which are crucial for our newcomers are taught during the regular school year. Even if your new English languge learners attended school for the entire year, it is possible these important lessons were not understood. Teach about Summer Safety Summertime should be a relaxing, fun time for your students. However, many children are less supervised in the summer. There are many hazards of which parents of our students may not be aware. Before your summer session ends, teach your students and their parents about special safety issues which are unique to the summer and review those which they may have missed during the school year. 1. Review information about what to do in case of a fire. A good activity for young children about fire safety can be found at Fire Safety for Kids. 2.Bicycle safety and the importance of wearing a helmet are crucial lessons. A site about bike safety can be found at Bike Safety Tips.

60. First Coast News | Article Menu changes USA Today Gannett. Tip of the Day seatbelt safety. E-mailThis Article. Printable Version. Discuss your opinion on this. http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/news-article.aspx?storyid=585

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