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         Seatbelt Safety:     more books (15)
  1. Evaluation of effectiveness of safety seatbelt legislation in the United Arab Emirates [An article from: Accident Analysis and Prevention] by M. El-Sadig, M. Sarfraz Alam, et all 2004-05-01
  2. Seatbelts and traffic safety: A review of the Canadian experience by R. A Warren, 1980
  3. Guidance on the Handling, Storage and Transport of Airbags and Seatbelt Pretensioners (Guidance Booklet) by Health & Safety Executive, 1998-10-30
  4. The performance and use of child restraint systems, seatbelts, and air bags for children in passenger vehicles safety study (SuDoc TD 1.127:96/01) by U.S. Dept of Transportation, 1996
  5. "... Till death do us part".(seatbelts has saved people in traffic accidetns): An article from: Sea&Shore
  6. Development of improved seatbelt systems for surface mining equipment ([Open-file report] / Bureau of Mines, United States Department of the Interior) by L. E Carlson, 1981
  7. Seatbelt's importance overlooked by many; Improperly fitted belt can kill you in crash.(Autos - Articles): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-04-20
  8. Seatbelt upgrades: Y-belts are a top choice: we actually prefer five-point harnesses, but not all aircraft can accomodate them. Y-belts are a cost-effective ... An article from: The Aviation Consumer by Jim Cavanagh, 2006-12-01
  9. WARNER HEADS BIPARTISAN PUSH FOR NATIONAL SEATBELT LEGISLATION.: An article from: Liability & Insurance Week
  10. Buckle up or else.(includes related articles on federal funding to support seatbelt use legislation/enforcement by states and child fatalities in car accidents)(seat ... An article from: State Legislatures by Jan Goehring, 1999-09-01
  11. Motivating teens to buckle up.(survey of seatbelt use)(Survey)(Statistical data): An article from: Public Roads by Daniel Berman, 2005-07-01
  12. Effects of seatbelt laws on highway fatalities: Update, April 1988 by David Skinner, 1988
  13. Differences in nurse's attitudes toward car seatbelts by Dorothy Reed, 1981
  14. Case studies involving the use and non-use of seatbelts (SAE) by Terry D Day, 1986

61. Seatbelt Safety Songs
Safety Tips Songs. (To the tune of She ll Be Coming Around The Mountain). You shouldalways wear your seatbelt when you ride You should always wear your seatbelt
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62. Seatbelt Safety Songs
Always Buckle Up! To the tune of The Farmer In The Dell. You pull your seatbeltsnug, You pull your seatbelt snug, Fasten your safety belt, Always buckle up!
http://www.psci.net/~deweese/Song4.html

63. SEATBELT SAFETY - Site Map - UK Shopping Directory - UK Shops
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64. Video Request Form
members Members VIDEO DETAILS and REQUEST FORM. Video SV SV0930.Video Title seatbelt safety-BROKEN GLASS (15 min).
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65. Hilltop Times - Seatbelt Safety Increases Chances For Survival All Year
COM. seatbelt safety increases chances for survival all year. by SeniorAirman Nakita Carlisle 388th Fighter Wing Public Affairs Glass
http://www.hilltoptimes.com/story.asp?storyid=2247

66. SEATBELT SAFETY
1Apr-02 seatbelt safety
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67. The Breeze: News
Carolyn Walser / staff photographer Jessica Bland head of Youth of VirginiaSpeak Out About Traffic Safety, discusses seatbelt safety.
http://www.thebreeze.org/archives/4.19.04/news/news1.shtml
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Group raises seatbelt saftey awareness
Health 458 students host speaker by Katie O’Dowd / contributing writer
Carolyn Walser / staff photographer
Jessica Bland head of Youth of Virginia Speak Out About Traffic Safety, discusses seatbelt safety. Traffic crashes are the No. 1 killer of adolescents aged 16 to 20, according to the Department of Motor Vehicles National Security Council. In 2002, 178 teens were killed on Virginia highways alone and the DMV also reported 50 percent of those victims were not wearing seatbelts. Students in a Health 458, Health Program Planning and Evaluation, class organized and presented “Let’s Hook Up Harrisonburg” last Wednesday, which worked raise awareness about seatbelt safety. The health promotions class requires students to split into groups, each focusing on a specific topic of concern which the students choose. “We decided on the Seatbelt Safety Committee because there are a bunch of people in our group who [participate in] rescue squad and a lot who know people who were injured or killed in traffic accidents,” senior Kristen Stoneburner said. “It’s definitely a big issue.” The committee invited Jessica Bland, who heads the Youth of Virginia Speak Out About Traffic Safety program, to speak at the event. YOVASO primarily works in high schools, and this was Bland’s first time speaking with college students, Bland said. Through peer empowerment tactics, her program strives to reach teens who are at high risk for traffic accidents and fatalities, she added.

68. NASN Position Statement:  Use Of Seatbelts
Educating parents about the proper use of child safety seats and seatbelts. Airbag and seatbelt safety campaign. (www.nsc.org/partners/costs.htm).
http://www.nasn.org/positions/seatbelts.htm
POSITION STATEMENT
Use of Seatbelts
HISTORY Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of unintentional injury-related death in children and young adults in the United States. More than 500,000 children are injured in traffic accidents each year. In an effort to reduce these injuries and deaths, child safety seats are mandated in all states, and it is now a law in most states that adults must also wear seatbelts. It is estimated that seatbelts save approximately 10,000 lives per year. But it remains true that the majority of deaths and serious injuries from automobile accidents are a result of people not wearing seatbelts. Students are at risk in motor vehicle accidents. Research has identified several key elements relating to motor vehicle accidents and the use of safety restraints in vehicles: Child safety seats decrease the risk of fatal injury for infants and children aged one to four. Lap shoulder belts decrease the risk of fatal injuries in young children and older passengers in passenger cars and light trucks. Children 12 and under are less likely to die in a crash if they are in the rear seat of a passenger vehicle.

69. National Buckle Up America! Week
use. You can help spread the word about seatbelt safety during theweek of May 1926, which is National Buckle Up America! Week.
http://www.girlpower.gov/AdultsWhoCare/general/buckle.htm
National Buckle Up America! Week
Did you know that there is one single thing you can do each and every time you ride in an automobile that will increase your chances of arriving safely by more than 90 percent? It's buckling up! That's right; simply put, seatbelts save lives. In 1999, motor vehicle occupant restraints saved the lives of an estimated 11,197 people over the age of 4, making them the most effective safety device in vehicles today. Sadly, records show that in 1999, nearly 19,000 unrestrained drivers and passengers died in traffic crashes and more than 3,000 of them were children. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for African-American children through age 14 and crashes are the second leading cause of death for African Americans aged 15-24. These statistics are staggering, and that is why Buckle Up America! began its safety campaign promoting seatbelt use. You can help spread the word about seatbelt safety during the week of May 19-26, which is National Buckle Up America! Week. No matter what State you live in, it's a great time to help others understand why everyone should wear a seatbelt on every trip. Buckle Up America! is a partnership between businesses, police officers, public officials, and parents. We can all be affected when someone in the car is riding unbuckled so everyone must be a part of the solution. Set An Example It is your job to be sure that everyone who is riding in an automobile is wearing a seatbelt. Because children model adult behavior, adults who don't buckle up are sending children the message that it is okay not to wear a seatbelt. So remember, every time you are riding in an automobile with children, you can set an example by buckling up.

70. Passive Seatbelt Systems And The 65 MPH Speed Limit: A Cause For Concern: Richar
Passive seatbelt safety systems and air bags are subject to failure in readily foreseeablecrashes and often times will fail due to factors beyond a driver s
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71. DefenseLINK News: DoD Mobilizes For Seat Belt Safety Campaign
Nyland said the Marine Corps is working with the Airbag and seatbelt safety Campaignas well as the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration to
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Dec2002/n12062002_200212063.html
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By Sgt. 1st Class Doug Sample, USA
American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Dec. 5, 2002- It is a tragic and chilling fact: the U.S. military loses the equivalent of a battalion of troops each year - not in combat, but in automobile accidents, transportation safety officials said at a news conference Nov. 25. Jeffrey W. Runge, administrator for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said that this fact should "resonate with every American." "The nation cannot afford to lose a battalion of our finest young people at this critical time in our nation's history when we need them the most," Runge said, speaking at the Marine Corps Barracks, here. "With the nation's attention riveted on homeland security like never before, young service men and women who put their lives on line every day to protect our country and to protect our way of life must protect themselves by wearing their safety belt," he added. Runge joined Marine Corps' Assistant Commandant Gen. William Nyland and a host of law enforcement and transportation officials to kickoff DoD's plan to increase seatbelt use among military members.

72. Florida Police Chiefs Association - Traffic Central/Seatbelt
Safety Belts. The Florida Police Chiefs Association and the National youand your children. WHY WEAR A SAFETY BELT? To understand the value
http://www.fpca.com/seatbelt.htm
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Safety Belts The Florida Police Chiefs Association and the National Safety Belt Coalition along with Stay Alive From Education (S.A.F.E.) are pleased to provide you with the following safe driving information which will have a lifesaving impact on you and your children. WHY WEAR A SAFETY BELT?
  • To understand the value of safety belts and child safety seat use, it's important to understand some of the dynamics of a traffic crash. Every motor vehicle crash is actually comprised of three collisions.
    The first collision is known as the car's collision, which causes the car to buckle and bend as it hits something and comes to an abrupt stop. This occurs in approximately one-tenth of a second. The crushing of the front end absorbs some of the force of the crash and cushions the rest of the car. As a result, the passenger compartment comes to a more gradual stop than the front of the car.
    The second collision occurs as the car's occupants hit some part of the vehicle. At the moment of impact, unbelted occupants are still traveling at the vehicle's original speed. Just after the vehicle comes to a complete stop, these unbelted occupants will slam into the steering wheel, the windshield, or some other part of the vehicle's interion. This is the human collision.
    Another form of human collision is the person-to-person impact. Many serious injuries are caused by unbelted occupants colliding with eachother. In a crash, occupants tend to move toward the point of impact, not away from it. People in the front seat are often struck by unbelted rear-seat passengers who have become high-speed projectiles.

73. Is Your Child Safe? Child Safety Seats
seatbelt.COM. EVERYONE DESERVES TO BE SAFE ON THE ROAD. Home. Products. safety. Articles. Donations. About Us. Contact Us. Search. seatbelt.com is a unique place on the Internet. seatbelt.COM. Saturday May 15, 2004 We have safety seats, roadside kits, and of course the famous SuperSoft seatbelt©!
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74. Traffic Safety
Airbag and seatbelt safety. Always slide the seat back-and sit back! B-uckleeveryone. C-hildren in the back. Airbags and seat belts save lives.
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Seatbelt Safety A-lways slide the seat back-and sit back! B-uckle everyone C-hildren in the back. Airbags and seat belts save lives. But they are designed to work together. Everyone should be properly restrained in the back seat. Remember that the most important safety step in any vehicle is to buckle your seat belt EVERY time you and your child get into the car. Children riding in the front seat can be seriously injured or killed when an airbag inflates in a crash. Crashes are violent and fast. To protect you, an airbag comes out of the dashboard in the blink of an eye with great force. It can hurt those who are too close to it, particularly those who are small of size or are unbelted. Prevent serious injuries by following these critical safety points: Children 12 and under should ride properly restrained in a rear seat;

75. Delaware County - Departments
Specifically, child passenger safety and general seatbelt safety use willbe our primary concern through the following Child Passenger Safety.
http://www.co.delaware.pa.us/hway/actionplan.html
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With a goal of decreasing alcohol-related fatalities in Delaware County, DUI awareness is indeed a priority. The Delaware County Highway Safety Project will continue and increase its attempt in raising DUI awareness. Through various avenues we believe this objective will be met through the following:
  • A strong continual media presence in raising concern of the perils of drinking and driving through public service announcements, newspaper articles, press releases and coverage of events.
  • An expansion of DUI awareness initiatives during the numerous holiday seasons.
  • Making our vast DUI awareness materials available for all community groups and Police departments.
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Occupant Protection:
The Delaware County Highway Safety Project will expand its focus upon occupant protection for the coming areas. Specifically, child passenger safety and general seatbelt safety use will be our primary concern through the following: Child Passenger Safety Prepare and distribute approximately 15-18 press releases a year to inform the public of the necessity of child passenger safety.

76. Road Safety Guide
Child road safety. seatbelt safety. This site gives valuable guidelineson child car seats and general seatbelt safety. The young highway code.
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The government produces a range of road safety tips and guides. We have highlighted some here that you may find helpful.
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Seatbelt safety
This site gives valuable guidelines on child car seats and general seatbelt safety.
The young highway code
The Highway Code for Young Road Users is aimed at children and has life saving information about walking, cycling, crossing the road and getting to school safely. It illustrates all the basic road signs and road markings and even covers walking the dog and horse riding.
Parents guide
If you are a parent you want to know how to give good, accurate road safety education to your children as they grow up. This site gives an age by age guide to build your child's knowledge of the roads and road safety.
General road users
This site seeks to raise the awareness of both motorists and cyclists to each others needs on the road.

77. Accident Reconstruction Research : The ARC Network
you and your children. PASS People Advocating seatbelt safety. BreedTechnologies Seat Belts and Aigbags. Coalition for Vehicle
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78. Seat Belt Safety - Wisconsin Department Of Transportation
Seat belt safety. safety belts are the most effective means of saving livesand reducing serious injuries in traffic crashes. They re also the law.
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/safety/vehicle/seatbelt/
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Safety belts are the most effective means of saving lives and reducing serious injuries in traffic crashes. They're also the law. In Wisconsin, drivers and occupants of vehicles are subject to a fine for not wearing their seat belts. Seat belts save an estimated 9,500 lives in America each year (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 1998). Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death to children in America. And each year in the U.S., approximately 1,800 children ages 14 and under are killed as occupants in motor vehicles and more than 280,000 are injured. Safety belts, air bags and proper child safety seats , when used consistently and correctly, can significantly reduce the rate of injury in a crash. Current usage for seat belts in Wisconsin is around 66%. From 1992 to 2001, Wisconsin's fatality total has increased by approximately 19 percent.

79. Buckle Up America Seatbelt Initiative
The Year of the Booster Seat Planner. The primary goal of CPS Week is getting more kids into booster seats and child safety seats. And achieving that means informing parents and caregivers. November
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The primary goal of CPS Week is getting more kids into booster seats and child safety seats. And achieving that means informing parents and caregivers. November 2003 Click It or Ticket Planner (Also available in Spanish ) (posted 11/17/2003)
Tools and resources to support your Click It or Ticket activities. Seat Belt PSA - Audio files
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Seat Belts and Latino - 2003 Report (posted 7-07-03)
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for Hispanics from 1-34 years of age, and are the third leading cause of death for Hispanics of all ages, surpassed only by heart disease and cancer. This fact sheet provides important information and statistics on injuries, fatalities, and economic costs due to low safety belt use among Hispanics.
Safety Belts and Teens, 2003 Report

80. Georgia Law Enforcement: Tattnall County Sheriff's Office
Provides information on public safety, D.A.R.E. programs, and seatbelt awareness.
http://www.tattnall.com/Sheriffs.html
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Tattnall County, Georgia
P.O. Box 545, Reidsville, Georgia 30453
To serve and protect through dedication, active cooperation with the community, and respect for human dignity. Sheriff's Office Home Page Tattnall County Agencies State of Georgia Agencies Law Enforcement Links Tattnall County Home Page ...
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Our office, located in Reidsville, the County Seat of Tattnall County, Georgia, prides itself in the number of services offered to our community. Prevention and awareness classes, training programs and providing relevant information to the citizens of our county are just a few of the ways we contribute our time and energy.

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