41. 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 http://www.psci.net/~deweese/Song2.html

42. 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

43. Seatbelt Safety Home Learning Center Insurance Information Center Auto Insurance Resourcesseatbelt safety seatbelt safety The modern threepoint http://www.creditcarecenter.com/learning center/seatbelt_safety.htm

Your one-stop source for credit learning and financial resource solutions Home Banking Insurance Investing ... Financial Services Free E-Mail Free Newsletter About Us Add Your Site Search Web Services: List Your Site Advertisers Affiliates Financial Channels Auto Loans Business Finance Car Buying Guide Credit Cards ... Women And Money User Services ATM Locator Financial Calculators Free Newsletter Help Desk ... Auto Insurance Resources Seatbelt Safety Seatbelt Safety The modern three-point automotive seat belt was the brainchild of Swedish aircraft engineer Nils Ivar Bohlin, who, ironically, spent the early years of his career designing aircraft ejector seats. Nevertheless, Bohlin's invention - a three-point combination lap and diagonal belt positioned across the pelvis and rib cage - has saved thousands of lives since its introduction in 1959. Seat belts today, of course, are an accepted part of routine vehicle operation for millions of drivers and passengers. Unfortunately, millions of other vehicle occupants continue to put their lives at risk by ignoring these critical restraint systems.

44. AlliedSignal Introduces New Fiber To Boost Seatbelt Safety AlliedSignal Introduces New Fiber To Boost seatbelt safety. ContactSophie Wray AlliedSignal Inc. (900) 6955969. COLONIAL HEIGHTS http://www.fibersource.com/f-info/More_News/AlliedSignal.htm

other home FiberNews Archives map AlliedSignal Introduces New Fiber To Boost Seatbelt Safety Contact: Sophie Wray AlliedSignal Inc. COLONIAL HEIGHTS, Virginia, July 6, 1999 TM fiber) to help increase occupant safety and lower safety-restraint system costs. Seatbelt fabric made with patented Securus fiber is designed to work in conjunction with the airbag in a collision to enhance restraint of occupants of a broad range of body types - including smaller women and children. The unique fiber replaces the mechanical load-limiting device in constant force retractors (CFRs) used in some newer model cars, which have been instrumental in securing the five star protection rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The company projects sales of $10 million next year, increasing to $100 million annually in five years. Commercial shipping of the fiber is slated to begin next month. The new fiber is AlliedSignal's response to the industry's decade-long search for seatbelts that work more safety with decelerating airbags in a vehicle crash, according to Fred Festa, Vice President and General Manager of the company's Performance Fibers business. TM AlliedSignal produces Securus fiber from a new polymer using a novel fiber-making process. In addition Securus fiber introduces a new category of synthetic fibers, PELCOTM based on a patented polyester-caprolactone block copolymer. Securus fiber is the first fiber to be engineered for safety restraints and other managed-energy uses, such as stings and climbing ropes.

45. Seatbelt Safety http://www.lincolnpolice.com/Seat belt.htm

46. Seatbelt Adjuster - For Driving Comfort. The Seatbelt Adjuster promotes safety by increasing driver comfort and seatbeltuse. seatbelt safety Figures More statistics and figures (309 KB). http://www.seatbeltadjuster.ca/safety.htm

Winter Survival Kit for your Vehicle - Warm winter gloves - Blankets - Space Blanket - Flashlight/Batteries - Highway Flares - Booster Cables - Tow Cable/Chain - Ice/Snow scrapers - Matches - Extra warm clothing - A pocket knife - Non-Perishable food - Fresh Water Leave your car only if it is safe to do so. In most cases you should stay in your vehicle until help arrives. Seatbelt Adjuster Safety Information. Q - What does the NHTSA ( National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) say about seatbelt adjuster devices? A - "no evidence exists to show these devices are being misused to create belt slack nor is there proof that using the devices cause real-world problems" Findings: NHTSA recognizes the potential benefits of a device which can increase seat belt use by providing increased comfort to users through additional belt adjustments. for more NHTSA info. click here

47. Working To Improve Your Health And Environment: First District Health Unit - Eve seatbelt safety at Schools. seatbelt safety classes in Velva, Granvilleand Upham elementary schools. Towner office will be closed today. http://www.fdhu.org/cgi-bin/events.pl?viewEvent&event_id=110&bid=

48. SEATBELT SAFETY One of the most prevalent myths about safety belt use is that you are better offbeing I don't want to be trapped in the vehicle by my seatbelt. The passenger http://www.spacecom.af.mil/21safety/vehicle safety.htm

49. Hillsdale Nurse's Office- Seatbelt Safety pounds. Children should remain in a child safety seat until the childfits the vehicle seat and the vehicle seat belt fits properly. http://www.wcasd.k12.pa.us/district/schools/hillsdale/nursesoffice/seatbelts.htm

Buckle You, Buckle Me, Buckle Up the Family. KEY MESSAGES: 1. Always buckle up. Seat belts keep passengers from being thrown around and out of the car. Unbuckled passengers threaten everyone in the car. 2. Car seats offer the most protection to young children weighing 5-80 pounds. Children should remain in a child safety seat until the child fits the vehicle seat and the vehicle seat belt fits properly. Correct fit of the vehicle seat and seat belts, include: a) the child's legs are long enough so the knees bend at the edge of the seat when the child's backside is against the seat back; b) the lap belt fits low and snug on the hips; c) the shoulder belt crosses the collar bone and center of the chest. 3. Rear-facing infant seats should never be placed in front of a passenger side air bag. Parents/guardians are strongly encouraged not to place any child age 12 and under in front of a passenger side air bag. The safest place for a child is to be properly buckled in the back seat of the car. 4. PA Act 48 requires drivers and front seat passengers to wear seat belts. PA Act 53/22 requires young children under 4 to ride in an approved child safety restraint. 5. Make every ride a safe ride. BUCKLE UP EVERY TIME YOU GET IN THE CAR.

50. P.A.S.S Legislation PASS Legislation. People Advocating seatbelt safety. PASS Legislationis a grassroots organization focusing on interior bus design. http://www.sihope.com/~kjob/pass/main.htm

"Had the kids not been belted in, we would have expected severe or serious injuries," said Deputy Bill Kozal. Three of the children were sitting on the right side of the bus. They would have been thrown across the bus had they not worn safety belts, said Deputy Mike Poulin Click on "School Bus Crashes; With Seat Belts" to read more reports like this one. P.A.S.S. Legislation P eople A dvocating S eatbelt S afety P.A.S.S. Legislation is a grass-roots organization focusing on interior bus design. Our goal is to improve the safety of our children by... Installation of readily available and easily installable safety belts and 28" seat backs on all new school buses with strong usage enforcement. Education and awareness campaign to inform the public and government agencies of the lack of adequate occupant safety protections in school buses during school bus collision and non-collision crashes. Advocate for new school bus crash worthiness test with the emphasis on interior redesign focused on occupant protection in all crashes including side impacts and rollovers. National Safety Belt Coalition - Why Belts?

51. Arizona DPS - News Release - “Buckle Your Bod” Seatbelt Safety Campaign Target October 5, 2000, Direct inquiries to DPS Media Relations at (602)2232310/2460.“Buckle Your Bod” seatbelt safety Campaign Targets Valley Teens. http://www.dps.state.az.us/news/2000/nr00009.htm

October 5, 2000 Direct inquiries to: DPS Media Relations at “Buckle Your Bod” Seatbelt Safety Campaign Targets Valley Teens (Fountain Hills) October 4, 2000: On October 2, 2000, a pilot program called “Buckle Your Bod” was kicked off by the Fountain Hills High School in Fountain Hills, Arizona. This is a cooperative effort between the Arizona Chiefs of Police, Arizona Department of Public Safety, Fountain Hills Marshals Department and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. The goal of the program is to increase seatbelt usage among high school drivers and their passengers. The “Buckle Your Bod” program will be encouraged through surveys education and enforcement . During the ten-week program those students wearing seatbelts contacted by law enforcement officers will be given a coupon. The student can then place the coupon in a drawing. During a student assembly held at the completion of the program prizes will be given to students who have entered the drawing. Motor vehicle crashes are one of the leading causes of death for teenagers. For further information contact Sergeant Annette Reyes 602-223-2549.

52. NZOOM - ONE News - National Cost of seatbelt safety challenged. http://onenews.nzoom.com/onenews_detail/0,1227,161785-1-7,00.html

SEARCH : nz sites nzoom FOR : MORE SEARCH : Select... - Web Search - Ecards - Games - Chat - White Pages - Yellow Pages nz directory web search nzoomail HOME ... Jobs TELEVISION TV ONE TVNZ SERVICES Travelshop Competitions Find Love nzoomail ... Ad Info Cost of seatbelt safety challenged RELATED LINKS New car safety belt laws Backseat lap belts slammed Seatbelts need safety checks Go to the LTSA website RELATED VIDEO Cost of seatbelt safety challenged (01:51) Backseat lap belts not healthy (02:47) Backseat lap belts slammed (02:45) Seatbelts should be checked for safety (01:47) Motorists wanting to replace their backseat lapbelts with safer three-point belts are being hit with high costs, prompting a campaign to cut cost of backseat safety belts. It currently costs several hundred dollars to get a lap belt changed to the safer harness version, but a road safety advocates say the cost is unnecessarily expensive. The cost of installing a three-point belt is between $175 and $225, but the most expensive part is getting an engineer's certificate, which can cost anything from $300. Road safety expert Clive Matthew-Wilson believes the cost could be reduced if the Land transport safety authority removed the need for an engineer to certify the installation.

53. North Lake Travis Log LVHS students give seatbelt safety skit to LVES students. Jan. 23, 2003. Thethree high school students decided on a seatbelt safety program. http://www.northlaketravislog.com/servlet/visit_ProcServ/dbpage=page&mode=displa

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54. Seatbelts Examples of activities include the distribution of seatbelt safety literature andmaterials, seatbelt safety awareness presentations to the student body, and http://www.state.de.us/highway/seatbelts.htm

Seatbelts: Take 2 Seconds To Fight Motorist’s #1 Enemy* Buckle In You. *Failure to BUCKLE UP contributes to more fatalities than any other single traffic safety-related behavior. Don’t Become A Seatbelt Statistic • In 2001, only 39 of the 108 motor vehicle occupants killed in Delaware were wearing seatbelts. That means 64% of fatally injured vehicle occupants were not buckled up. • Ejected occupants are 4 times more likely to be killed as those who remain inside vehicle. • A restrained driver is 3 times more likely to restrain the child riding with him or her. (source: National Safety Council) • Seatbelts are the most effective safety devices available in vehicles, estimated to save 9,500 lives each year. (source: NHTSA) • A belted driver has a better chance of maintaining control of the vehicle in the event of a crash. • Every hour, at least one American dies because he or she didn’t buckle up. (NHTSA) Take 2 Seconds To Save A Life. Yours. Delaware's Seatbelt Law Delaware's occupant protection law states that the driver and front seat passenger of a motor vehicle must be properly restrained. A violation of this law is considered a secondary offense. For more information about Delaware's new airbag law, please click on the Air Bag link on the homepage. Objectives Far too many people are dying needlessly on Delaware roadways. One of the primary contributing factors is lack of seatbelt use among the victims of fatal crashes.

55. Health And Safety Tips For Kids location. seatbelt safety. Every Older Kids. Legislation varies fromstate to state on seatbelt safety for older children. According to http://www.sannet.gov/fireandems/safety/kidshealth.shtml

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."

56. 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

Search Home Site Map DoD Sites ... QUESTIONS? NEWS About News DoD News Advisories ... Sources Updated: 14 Jan 2003 DoD Mobilizes for Seat Belt Safety Campaign 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.

57. SEATBELT SAFETY 1Apr-02 seatbelt safety http://www.hill.af.mil/safety/ground/completed ppt/seatbelt.htm

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58. 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 -

59. Emergency Seatbelt Cut'r ® Secure Order Or Call Toll Free 800- The Complete Picture for Total seatbelt safety Emergency Seatbelt Cut'r ® RescueTool While it's a universally accepted fact that seatbelts can prevent fatal http://www.emergencyseatbeltcutr.com/

60. National Buckle Up America! Week use. You can help spread the word about seatbelt safety during theweek of May 2128, 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 21-28, 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.

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