21. Seatbelt Safety seatbelt safety. Facts Page. Infants (from birth to 12 months and 20 pounds) must ride in a rear facing safety seat, preferably in the back seat. http://www.dot.state.tx.us/kidsonly/SafetyPg/schoolneighbor/photoseatblt.htm

Home Tools Links What's New ... Page Seatbelt Safety Facts Page Infants (from birth to 12 months and 20 pounds) must ride in a rear facing safety seat, preferably in the back seat. NEVER place an infant in front of an air bag. When infants reach one year of age and at least 20 pounds, they can graduate to child safety seats that face forward. When he or she has outgrown the convertible seat, a booster seat that positions the lap/shoulder belt correctly should be used. If you weigh 60-80 pounds and you are tall enough to sit with knees bent at the edge of the seat you can use adult lap/shoulder belts provided in the car.

22. Seatbelt Safety The safety seat should be firmly fastened in place and shouldn t move from side to side or backto-front. Make sure your seat belt fits snugly. http://www.dot.state.tx.us/kidsonly/SafetyPg/schoolneighbor/factseatbelt.htm

Home Tools Links What's New ... Help Seatbelt Safety Infants (From birth to 12 months and 20 pounds) All infants should ride in the back seat of the car in a rear-facing safety seat . The seat should recline at a 45-degree angle. This is the safest position for two reasons: A. An infant can be seriously injured or killed if an airbag inflates. B. Riding rear-facing best protects a child's head and neck The only exception to putting infants in the back seat are if a car does not have a back seat and the passenger airbag can be deactivated. (The airbag should always be reactivated when preparing to ride with older passengers.) The safety seat should be firmly fastened in place and shouldn't move from side to side or back-to-front. Be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions. At first, when a

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24. The Car Connection - TCC Tip: Seatbelt Safety - The Essentials To Buckling Up Pr TCC Tip seatbelt safety The essentials to buckling up properly every time. http://www.thecarconnection.com/Shoppers/Driving_Tips/TCC_Tip_Seatbelt_Safety.S1

En Español NEW FEATURE SEND TO A FRIEND Send to Email: Your Email: Personal Note: CONNECT » Links » Message Boards » Calendar of Events » Photos ... » Subscribe TCC Tip: Seatbelt Safety TCC Tip: Seatbelt Safety The essentials to buckling up properly every time. by  TCC Team “Don’t worry – this thing’s on Michelins.” With recent child-safety seat recalls and the availability of various frontal, side, and curtain airbags, there is more confusion than ever about the best way to stay safe behind your car's seatbelts. One thing is clear: seatbelts offer unparalleled protection from injury and death. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that seatbelts saved more than 100,000 people from dying in car accidents between 1975 and 1997. What's not always clear is who should be buckled in which seat, and why. Here's a quick refresher: For adults: The rules are simple. Always wear your belt, but make sure you leave at least 10 inches between your chest and the airbag, to avoid injury. Many women and smaller adults have difficulty reaching the pedals at that distance. Fortunately, a few vehicles, such as Ford's Expedition, offer adjustable pedals that eliminate this problem. If you are in the market for a new or different car, make sure it fits you first. For children older than 12: Your child has graduated to the front seat, and will be safe even if there is a passenger-side airbag. Just make sure your child maintains a safe distance from the airbag (10 inches) and keeps the heavy metal on the radio to a minimum.

25. New Seatbelt Safety Adaptor Now Available For Expectant Mothers New seatbelt safety adaptor now available for expectant mothers A breakthrough in conventional seat belt design has resulted in an option that makes car http://www.childalert.co.uk/absolutenm/PPL.TB/newseatbeltsafety-1-82.asp

New seatbelt safety adaptor now available for expectant mothers Home Making bedtime easier Parents putting child road safety at risk Children’s rooms ... Help your child to succeed All parents want their child to succeed, but few know how they can best help. The result is Help your child to succeed; the essential guide for parents, published recently and already a best seller through bookshops and schools ...continued Mum has paint removed from home after fears lead could harm children A Worried mother is taking steps to have lead removed from her home after discovering it can reduce children's IQs by up to 30%...click headline for more New campaign asks you to 'give life, give hope' to those with fertility problems. The Department of Health today launched a new campaign to raise public awareness about the need for egg and sperm donation. The campaign encourages men and women to donate sperm and eggs in order to ‘Give Life, Give Hope’ to the thousands of couples who h Warning: working long hours can damage your health! It’s time to change the way we live and work A new Working Families’ report shows that the way we work today means many parents don’t eat healthily or take regular exercise. Half of the parents surveyed for Time, Health and the Family: What Working Fam CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS 11 ARE VICTIMS OF NEW MOBILE BULLYING PHENOMENON Bullying NCH in partnership with Tesco Mobile will has publishing new research today which shows one in ten children across Great Britain have felt threatened or embarrassed by mobile bullying carried out with a camera phone. Together they are launchin

26. Seatbelt Safety Let me encourage each of you to wear your seatbelt when in a vehicle. We also have Child Safety Seat Technicians to install your child safety seat or http://www.meridianms.org/pr_seatbeltsafety.htm

Mississippi State Law 63-2-1 requires that every front seat passenger be buckled in a seat belt when the vehicle is operated in forward motion on public roads, streets or highways within this state. It also requires that every child under the age of eight (8) be belted regardless of the child's seating location within the vehicle. Recently the Meridian Police Department conducted a seat belt survey for Meridian . Thirteen locations were observed sampling 1080 vehicles. The overall use rate is 76.1%. Local highway use was 79.45% and residential use was 72.64%. Between 1996 and 2002 seat belt use in Mississippi increased from 43.7% to 62% in 2002 so the 76.1% is headed in the right direction, but for 2004 the national use rate according to the National Center of Statistics and Analysis is 80%. In Mississippi in 2004 there were 900 fatalities and 4 in Meridian . Sixty-seven point eight percent of the 900 were unbelted which means that it is possible nearly 300 more friends, neighbors and family would still be around. Two of the four killed in Meridian were unbelted. Let me encourage each of you to wear your seatbelt when in a vehicle. If you are injured or killed in a crash then it cost all of us in higher insurance rates or higher medical bill if you do not have insurance. Wearing a seatbelt will also help you maintain control of a vehicle in the event of a skid by keeping you in your seat.

27. Seatbelt Safety Program We are developing a seat belt safety kit for use, as you inform your Beginning in September, we will distribute the seat belt safety kit to be used by http://www.jack-and-jill.org/pd_seatbelt_safety.htm

Home National Officers Program Director Children/Youth Programs ... Request Information Page Updated: Monday, November 1, 2004 18:40 Seatbelt Safety Program Our partnership with the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) is well underway. We are developing a seat belt safety kit for use, as you inform your communities about the importance of using their seat belts whether they are the driver or passenger. Our loved ones should be out most precious cargo! Buckle up your little ones, your toddlers, and your teens. African-Americans are dying at alarming rates because we are failing to use seat belt restraints. Males between the ages of 16-25 are at even greater risk. Beginning in September, we will distribute the seat belt safety kit to be used by teens and mothers to spread the word. Visit churches, community centers, barber and beauty shops. Spread the word — A Habit for Life: Jack and Jill says "Buckle Up!" A HABIT FOR LIFE: SEAT BELT SAFETY SHOUT OUTS TO Austin Chapter August 17, 2002

28. Seatbelt Safety Photo Gallery seatbelt safety Photo Gallery. Baton Rogue Seatbelt Program. Baton Rogue Seatbelt Program. Baton Rogue Chapter’s Seat Belt Project http://www.jack-and-jill.org/pd_seatbelt_gallery.htm

Home National Officers Program Director Children/Youth Programs ... Request Information Page Updated: Monday, November 1, 2004 18:40 Seatbelt Safety Photo Gallery Jay Cooper and the South Central Teens Jay signed autographs, talked with the teens and took photo shoots with them. The teens really enjoyed having Jay as their Special Guest addressing the teens about Buckling Up is A Habit for Life Regional Secretary/Treasurer Faye Scott, National Recording Secretary Linda Knight Burkley, National Program Director Regina Singleton, Regional Director Susan Johnson, Jay Cooper, BET Teen Summit Host, and the panel members for the Habit for Life Forum for supporting A Habit for Life and requesting the teens to sign the Seat Belt Pledges Regional Secretary/Treasurer Faye Scott, National Recording Secretary Linda Knight Burkley, National Program Director Regina Singleton, Regional Director Susan Johnson, Jay Cooper, BET Teen Summit Host, and the panel members for the Habit for Life Forum Regional Secretary/Treasurer Faye Scott and National Program Director Regina Singleton with Jay Cooper, BET Teen Summit Host during South Central Teen Conference Habit for Life

29. University DPS To Participate In State-wide Seatbelt Safety Awareness Program University DPS to participate in statewide seatbelt safety awareness program. CONTACT Bob Roberts, Director of Public Safety and Transportation http://www.nis.wvu.edu/2002_Releases/SeatBelt.htm

News Release Date: May 22, 2002 PDA/Text Version News Releases Spirit Online ... News Archive University DPS to participate in state-wide seatbelt safety awareness program CONTACT: Bob Roberts, Director of Public Safety and Transportation Peggy Runyan, DPS Officer, 304-293-3136 Buckle up! Starting Thursday, Feb. 7, and running through Labor Day, the WVU Department of Public Safety will participate in a state-wide seatbelt safety awareness program Click it or Ticket, aimed at improving seatbelt use in West Virginia. WVU officers will coordinate periodic checkpoints throughout campus to inform the public of seatbelt safety and record the percentage of drivers and passengers wearing seatbelts. Those detachments recording the most improvement will receive a cash reward that will be used to purchase much needed equipment. "The purpose is not to write tickets, but to issue warnings just so that the university community will be aware of the safety issue," said campus DPS officer Peggy Runyun.

30. Seatbelt Safety The people who do not wear seat belts are not showing safety rules to their kids project which is on seat belt safety in rural areas (on country roads). 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

31. Seatbelt Safety Seat Belt Air Bag Safety. Seat Belts and Air Bags save lives. All of us especially parents Seat Belt Safety Information. Fasten Your Lap Belt . . . 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 Thanks to the Buechel Community and those who passed through our road-blocks during Crusade Weekend. We collected $50,056.00 for the 52nd Annual Crusade for Children. 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.

32. First Sergeant Testifies To Seatbelt Safety When Master Sgt. Thomas Dunlap buckled his seatbelt after climbing into his truck recently, he was not thinking about personalrisk management. http://www.af.mil/news/story.asp?storyID=123006279

33. AAA Traffic Safety Videos After his retirement in 1979 he produced his first seatbelt video, Room to Live. Since then, the Room to Live series of seatbelt safety videos has become http://www.ouraaa.com/news/videos/seat_belt.html

Search New For You Index Magazines Public Safety Information ... Videos Home Seat Belt Safety "Are We There Yet?" Traveling Safely With Children This video was developed by the National Safe Kids Campaign in partnership with General Motors to educate parents and caregivers about the importance of child passenger safety. The video provides current, correct information about the best way to properly protect your "precious cargo" on every ride. 11 min. Request Now "A Mother's Nightmare" This emotional interview is a first-hand account of a mother's worst nightmare. Rena shares sweet, loving memories of her first baby and describes in vivid detail how, in a split second, the actions of a drunk driver combined with her decision to hold her baby unrestrained changed their world forever. 15 min. Request Now Room To Live Sgt. Jack Ware was a Michigan State Trooper for 23 years. After his retirement in 1979 he produced his first seatbelt video, Room to Live. Since then, the Room to Live series of seatbelt safety videos has become the most popular ever produced. Room to Live is employed by major corporations and organizations throughout the country to convince their people of the importance of always "buckling-up." 33 min. Request Now Room To Live III Many think this is Sgt. Jack Ware's best seat belt video. Jack talks about the importance of seat belt use in multiple impact crashes (most auto crashes are). Room To Live III is a hard-hitting, emotional video. There's not a dry eye in the audience at the dramatic conclusion. 33 min.

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35. AlliedSignal Introduces New Fiber To Boost Seatbelt Safety AlliedSignal Introduces New Fiber To Boost seatbelt safety. Contact Sophie Wray AlliedSignal Inc. (900) 6955969. COLONIAL HEIGHTS, Virginia, July 6, 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.

36. KIROTV.com - WEB LINKS - Potential Seatbelt Safety Problem Exposed Potential seatbelt safety Problem Exposed. POSTED 552 pm PDT April 21, 2003. Wayne Havrelly KIRO 7 Eyewitness News Consumer seatbelt safety Problem http://www.kirotv.com/weblinks/2148969/detail.html

Search Get RSS Make KIROTV.com Your Homepage Contact the Station Sign up for E-News ... WEB LINKS Email This Story Print This Story Potential Seatbelt Safety Problem Exposed POSTED: 5:52 p.m. PDT April 21, 2003 Wayne Havrelly KIRO 7 Eyewitness News Consumer Investigator A KIRO 7 Consumer Investigation exposes a potential safety problem with popular seatbelts you might have in your vehicle. KIRO 7 Consumer Investigator Wayne Havrelly discovered some local car owners who say the seatbelts are unlatching during sudden stops and accidents. The seatbelt in question is called the "Generation 3" seatbelt. It's standard equipment in many Chryslers and Dodges. Nationally, several deaths are blamed on these belts for unlatching during accidents. We found a Western Washington family who claim their baby was hurt when the Gen 3 seatbelt unlatched during a sudden stop, sending their 2-year-old flying. "It's a nice solid car seat," said Israel James. There's nothing wrong with the car seat, but the James family says the seat belt in their Dodge minivan holding their son Devon unlatched during a sudden stop on I-5. "I thought another car hit us because I felt this big jolt to my seat and I kind of went 'Oh my.' I looked back to see who hit us, but it was his car seat. The seat belt had come unlatched and threw it forward into my seat!" said Jennifer James.

37. Police Target Seatbelt Safety Police target seatbelt safety. By Nicole M. Jones. About 30 traffic fatalities have occurred this year in the Brazos Valley, said Rhonda Seaton, http://www.tamu.edu/upd/Police_target_seatbelt_safety.htm

Police target seatbelt safety By Nicole M. Jones About 30 traffic fatalities have occurred this year in the Brazos Valley, said Rhonda Seaton, master officer for the College Station Police Department. Some of those deaths could have been avoided with the use of safety belts, officials say, which is why CSPD and other law enforcement departments across the country are participating in the nationwide "Click It or Ticket" campaign. The Click It or Ticket campaign, created by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), encourages law enforcement agencies to focus on safety belt violations. This two-week campaign, which began last week and ends Nov. 30, is designed to create public awareness about seat belt laws nationwide. Many U.S. states have secondary laws, which only allow law enforcement officers to issue a citation for failing to wear a safety belt if the driver has already violated another traffic law. In Texas and some other states, primary laws are in effect, allowing officers to pull over a driver simply to issue a citation for not wearing a safety belt. The NHTSA has found that primary laws are effective for increasing safety belt usage. In 2002, seatbelt use in states with primary laws was 80 percent, compared to 69 percent in states without primary laws.

38. Police Target Seatbelt Safety - The Battalion - News Police target seatbelt safety, , The Battalion, a newspaper of Texas A M. http://www.thebatt.com/news/2003/11/26/News/Police.Target.Seatbelt.Safety-568283

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39. AAA Foundation For Traffic Safety - Projects Developing a seatbelt safety Curriculum for ESL Programs This project will develop a seat belt safety curriculum that can be used in beginning http://www.aaafoundation.org/projects/index.cfm?button=ESL

40. AutoWeek - The Auto Enthusiast S Online Resource Re Do Seatbelt Re Do seatbelt safety nazis annoy you? Posted May 25, 2005 1026 AM I wouldn t say the safety provided by a seat belt isn t needed. http://forums.autoweek.com/thread.jspa?forumID=16&threadID=16068&messageID=34688

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