And the cars that had seat belts outsold the cars that didn't have seat belts.
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The bus did not have seat belts but it takes more than seat belts to prevent injuries, Hart said.
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"When we started that Uber ride, we weren't wearing our seat belts and then I was like, 'Babe, let's put on our seat belts,' " she says.
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Jeffrey Lewis, an expert on North Korea at the Middlebury Institute for International Studies, compares this dynamic to what happened when car manufacturers first began putting seat belts in cars: "There is some research about seat belts — early on, it seems, drivers with seat belts drove more aggressively," Lewis says.
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Officials say everyone was wearing seat belts and that proved to be a lifesaver: "All the people involved were wearing their seat belts," Yavapai County Sheriff's Office said in a press release.
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This was particularly dangerous in the era before seat belts.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, Mesdames et Messieurs, fasten your seat belts.
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For some reason we continue ... Or seat belts, or tobacco.
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Fasten your seat belts; it's gonna be a bumpy night.
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The people in the van were not wearing seat belts.
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No, because no one understood how important seat belts were.
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Officials told KFOR that the bus was equipped with seat belts.
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On the positive side they were both wearing their seat belts!
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Always use safety equipment such as seat belts and safety bars.
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Fasten your seat belts because we're in for a bumpy ride.
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We have already added seat belts and crumple zones to cars.
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Instead, you're strapped in with seat belts that crisscross your body.
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In 63, Saab was the first to make seat belts standard.
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So seat belts on, and don't go over the speed limit.
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"Naloxone distribution is as enabling as seat belts are," Bigg said.
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Third place (tie): Seat belts are in, everybody is wearing them.
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And that is because everyone was wearing seat belts, authorities say.
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He did not know how many passengers were wearing seat belts.
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The ride can be rough, and there are no seat belts.
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Buckle your seat belts, because this was definitely a bumpy ride.
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States passed laws requiring drivers and passengers to wear seat belts.
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If it wasn't for our seat belts, we would have died.
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The bus What we know: The bus did not have seat belts.
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But Hart said it takes more than seat belts to prevent injuries.
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The seats, seat belts and brakes are highlighted in French racing blue.
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The software bug may also prevent the seat belts from locking properly.
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My seat belts, my harness, everything stretched with an impact like that.
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Fasten your seat belts (and headsets) and prepare for a new reality.
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The accident Monday as reignited discussion over seat belts in school busses.
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Nearly 2628 percent of teens, for example, do not use seat belts.
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Keep your seat belts fastened and get ready for a bumpy ride.
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It was unclear whether the other five passengers were wearing their seat belts.
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White and black Floridians wear their seat belts at roughly the same rates.
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Baseball is the auto industry saying cars would be safer without seat belts.
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No, because no one understood how important seat belts were to protecting children.
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The driver and passengers were all wearing seat belts or restraints, they said.
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Fasten your seat belts, because 2016 promises to be another roller-coaster ride.
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Young drivers who wore seat belts were less likely to text while driving.
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Students screamed and some were left "hanging from their seat belts," he said.
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Car parts to have import duties lowered include bumpers, doors and seat belts.
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Add seat belts to cars for safety, speeding and accidents can go up.
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There's no federal mandate that requires children to wear seat belts on school buses, and only six states -- New York, California, Florida, New Jersey, Louisiana and Texas (PDF) -- have laws requiring school buses to be equipped with seat belts for passengers.
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Aside from some electric blue lighting and similarly colored seat belts, that's about it.
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"Take off your seat belts, Jen's coming to dinner," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino jokes.
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We know now that children need to be in car seats and seat belts.
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The Swedish carmaker was the first to introduce three-point seat belts in 1959.
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Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus suggests investors may want to fasten their seat belts.
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Neil, do you remember on January 31st, 1983 when seat belts were made compulsory?
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I mean, they've led the way on things like seat belts and all that.
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The seat belts will be able to shift to accommodate passengers of varying widths.
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And he denied speculation that the ride had faulty seat belts or lap bars.
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Buckle your seat belts for an uncomfortable story, because this one is a doozy.
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Pretensioners use explosive charges to hold seat belts in place during a car crash.
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School buses above that weight are not mandated to provide seat belts for passengers.
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This means having insurance coverage is now roughly as common as wearing seat belts.
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It wasn't regulation that first put seat belts in cars — it was consumer demand.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported that the two boys who died were not wearing seat belts.
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No one in the SUV was wearing seat belts at the time, according to WAFB.
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It should be utterly uncontroversial — there is no question that seat belts offer improved safety.
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Still, the NHTSA says the addition of seat belts could reduce this number even further.
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NetQuote swabbed the steering wheel, gear shift and seat belts in three random rental cars.
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Oh, and if you're wondering about the seat belts, big school buses don't need them.
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Seat belts, they say, were the reason everyone was able to walk away that day.
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Fasten your seat belts Totoro fanatics — because you've got some good news coming your way.
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But even so, investors would be forgiven for checking their seat belts. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Seat belts that don't latch properly can increase the risk of injury in a crash.
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That ushered in more features, including seat belts, airbags and electronics for anti-lock brakes.
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Researchers also lacked crash data on alcohol or drug use, seat belts or road conditions.
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These parts initiate the process to activate seat belts pretensioners and to deploy air bags.
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But only six states around the country require seat belts on school buses, Townsend said.
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" Even before this week's swing by Amazon, The Economist was warning: "'Fasten your seat belts.
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The maker of inflators, seat belts and crash sensors would not comment on Takata's bankruptcy.
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" Sege agreed: "We didn't have seat belts for children when I was growing up, either.
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Clearly, they weren't wearing seat belts because they're jumping around back there waving at me.
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Cars won't have seat belts or airbags and no motorcyclist has to wear a helmet.
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Seat belts buckle in four ways, two across the lap and two tight shoulder harnesses.
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Therefore we should fasten our seat belts for it's going to be a bumpy ride.
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"We know now that children need to be in carseats and seat belts," she said.
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However, the bus in the California crash was equipped with seat belts, and no one died.
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The flight attendants were in the last couple rows when they said 'fasten your seat belts.
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The trio were believed not to be wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
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NHTSA does not mandate seat belts, except for small school buses weighing less than 10,000 pounds.
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The girls were not wearing seat belts and were ejected, Alabama Senior Trooper Reginal King said.
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Fasten your seat-belts and fold your trays away, but expect plenty of delays before landing.
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A study by the administration estimated that between 1960 and 2012, seat belts saved 329,715 lives.
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Either way, buckle your seat belts and get ready for a turbulent period in Israeli politics.
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They'd be able to unbuckle their seat belts and float around the cabin during this time.
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Teens today are really, really good at wearing seat belts — 93.9 percent of them do it!
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The exterior is black, and the interior — including the seat belts — is red with black seats.
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Seat belts: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is moving forward with seat belt rules for buses.
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In New York, limo rear passengers are not required to wear seat belts, according by Sumwalt.
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The recall campaign seeks to fix seat belts that do not operate properly in high temperatures.
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Regulators and carmakers have tried to tackle this issue by adding seat belts and airbags to cars.
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What we don't know: Could seat belts on the school bus have prevented the deaths and injuries?
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Drivers have been educated to wear seat belts and secure toddlers in child-safety seats, McCarthy says.
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Seat belts are still the most effective way to reduce injuries and reduce fatalities in serious crashes.
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The following year the government came down hard with rules on seat belts, headrests and the like.
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In the era before seat belts, if the passenger was leaning against the door, out he went.
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Graco, Evenflo's rival, launched the TurboBooster, which lifted children up so that their seat belts fit properly.
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But the smaller buses that are closer to the size of a van do need seat belts.
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The press release also cited the alleged lack or improper use of child restraints and seat belts.
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They say the police department failed to properly disseminate new rules requiring seat belts during prisoner transport.
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In cases of turbulence, investors should keep their seat belts fastened and sick bags close to hand.
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One listing for furniture moving straps contains an image that looks like a couple of seat belts.
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None of the children were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash, according to authorities.
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With autonomous driving on the horizon, cybersecurity will become as essential as seat belts and air bags.
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Heck, you can even have brightly colored seat belts to match the red or yellow accent stitching.
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Pro tip: You may want to ensure that overly competitive family members are contained by seat belts.
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The minivan with airbags and seat belts for everyone, compared to Mr. Trump's vintage Maserati without brakes.
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There are also instructions for anything the passengers may need to do, like buckling their seat belts.
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They are advised not to touch the controls, but to sit back and fasten their seat belts.
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He did not know how many passengers were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
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More people have started using seat belts due to states passing laws requiring drivers to buckle up.
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Well, it could of course be required by transportation authorities, like seat belts and other safety measures.
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It took 16 years for the government to require seat belts, and 21 years to require airbags.
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In 2012 alone, seat belts saved an estimated 85033,174 lives for those occupants five years and older.
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"When we landed, we were told to stay seated and keep our seat belts on," she said.
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While the vehicle carrying 18 passengers on Saturday was a 2001 Ford Excursion, "over-the-road" buses were required to have seat belts on all new construction beginning in 2016, and passenger cars have been required to have three-point seat belts in all seating positions for many years.
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"Seat belts save lives," said lead study author Dr. Jacob Sunshine of the University of Washington in Seattle.
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Seat belts can reduce crash fatalities by as much as 40 to 60 percent, the study authors note.
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Fasten your seat belts, for we may be about to witness the scientific-cat fight of our time.
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These include providing seat belts and adequate anchoring for them, front and side airbags and electronic stability control.
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"There is no question that seat belts play an important role in keeping passengers safe," the website notes.
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There are seat belts in the back -- they're required to be -- but you're not required to wear them.
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There's never any nagging from the flight staff about buckling seat belts or squeezing your belongings under the seat.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has long recommended that passenger seat belts be installed on newly manufactured school buses.
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"Seat belts are proven to save lives and we should educate drivers and passengers about their benefits," Sunshine said.
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But those of us who grew up in the 1970s were in cars that didn't even have seat belts.
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The bus, which Abele said didn't have seat belts, was the only one the company operated, according to authorities.
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Gocke described the raft's Velcro seat belts, and remembered testing out the straps to see how secure they were.
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Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night and then day and then day after that.
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Ford Motor is recalling 51,470 Transit wagons in North American because the rear seat belts may not latch properly.
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And, like airbags and seat belts and anti-lock brakes, these collision mitigation technologies could eventually become required equipment.
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And that comes out in the photos—the kids all loose in the car, moving around, no seat belts.
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"Just like using seat belts, it's an active prevention strategy requiring constant active behavior to achieve success," Hargarten added.
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Work on reducing deaths in car crashes doesn't demand banning all cars; requiring seat belts made a huge difference.
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The captain announced over the intercom that everybody needed to fasten their seat belts, which we ignored at first.
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Nonetheless, we found evidence that BPD officers routinely fail to safely secure arrestees in transport vans with seat belts.
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As soon as the fasten-seat-belts sign went off, I was crouching in the aisle with my notebook.
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She gave the classic example of automobile seat belts, which may encourage more reckless driving, according to some studies.
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According to our sources, the report says none of the 3 people in the car were wearing seat belts.
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Laws that mandate the use of seat belts and crash helmets are rarely enforced while drunk driving is common.
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Inside the satellite, they used glorified seat belts to secure the cylinders, each made of a different metal alloy.
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Different levels of government enacted laws requiring seat belts, airbags, anti-lock brakes, and other safety requirements in cars.
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"A lot of people (inside the bus) were screaming and they were like, hanging from their seat belts," he added.
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They lack the seat belts and airbags and crumple zones that have made cars so much safer in recent decades.
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Computer vision and sensor fusion will detect whether seat belts are fastened and estimate body size to calibrate airbag deployment.
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Local media reports said they were dangling for half an hour, held in place by seat belts, before being rescued.
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Car crashes are also more lethal, at least in part because fewer people wear seat belts, according to the report.
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That's why we're always told to remain seated with our seat belts fastened, even if the light is turned off.
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The pretensioners rapidly tighten seat belts around drivers and passengers to keep them safer when a car rapidly slows down.
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French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe warned that staff should "fasten their seat belts" for a bigger crisis if that happens.
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AAA is renewing calls for school buses to install seat belts to protect students after a handful of recent crashes.
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By 1979, all states had laws requiring infants and young children to wear seat belts or sit in car seats.
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Through the 1980s and 1990s, most states began to require drivers and passengers to wear seat belts at all times.
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He shows us there's really no way to easily install shoulder strap seat belts with the way the car's built.
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But unlike seat belts, the proprietary and complex inner workings of an autonomous system aren't easily verifiable by non-experts.
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Some pretensioners in front seat belts could generate excessive sparks when deployed, resulting possibly in a fire, the company said.
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The Florida Highway Patrol is trying to determine if any of the eight passengers in the minivan were wearing seat belts.
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The instillation and use of seat belts on school buses, while not widely adopted, has recently been promoted by federal authorities.
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"People were flying out of their seat belts and hitting their head on the ceiling; it was very scary," Renee said.
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There is no federal requirement for seat belts on full-sized school buses, but six states including New Jersey require them.
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There's still people who don't wear their seat belts, but over time, that violence was reduced, and so families are spared.
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Because of those safety laws, like making seat belts and air bags mandatory, he said, deaths from traffic collisions have decreased.
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"Everybody just needs to fasten their seat belts and get ready for a really rocky landing," said Democratic strategist Craig Varoga.
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Despite this, surveys indicate that more than one-in-four truck passengers do not wear seat belts, according to the agency.
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Mueller said both problems can be corrected by engineers working on the design of the passenger seat airbags and seat belts.
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Despite this, surveys indicate that more than one-in-four truck passengers do not wear seat belts, according to the FMCSA.
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The agency's regulatory documents and its website consistently maintain the position that seat belts in larger school buses are not necessary.
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There are two deviations from the original that were added by its previous owners: front indicators and four-point seat belts.
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But, in Nuro's case, there are no occupants at all — so things like seat belts, backup cameras and mirrors don't apply.
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Instead, research informed ways to make driving safer, including the use of seat belts, air bags and rumble strips on roads.
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Research yielded concrete tools to make cars safer: anti-lock brakes, collapsible steering columns, airbags, tempered glass and better seat belts.
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As the satellite hurtled 440 miles overhead, the smart seat belts measured the force required to keep each cylinder in place.
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All drivers wear seat belts and a helmet; strict sobriety is enforced; and, if shit hits the fan, paramedics are on site.
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Hines was among three officers who testified Tuesday that they never instructed Nero to put seat belts on prisoners in transport vans.
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She blew through a barbed wire fence into a field and flipped over, ejecting her two passengers, who weren't wearing seat belts.
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The problem is less about seat belts than 21st-century use of what is little more than a motorized 19th-century wagon.
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It mainly describes a solution for the way seat belts can be attached to a bench seat so that they're easily reconfigurable.
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So fasten your seat belts, America -- the curtain is just now raising, and Act One of "Zika Hits the USA" has begun.
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Federal Aviation regulations indicate that passengers must be seated with their seat belts on when an airplane is on a taxi way.
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So [in] the back half of the season, people are going to have to put on their seat belts a little bit.
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It's unknown if they were wearing seat belts at the time of the collision, the highway patrol said in a news release.
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There was a lot more sense of a car than being a little flying machine almost—we didn't think about seat belts.
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General Motors is recalling more than 1 million pickup trucks to repair seat belts that may not protect passengers in a crash.
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"Your probability of getting into a car accident is relatively low for any given drive, yet we wear seat belts," Hauser said.
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It was only when I was much older that I learned that, for some reason, people don't like putting on seat belts.
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Unnerved parents across the nation are undoubtedly wondering: Should our children be wearing seat belts as they ride to and from school?
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She's destroyed all seat belts and special harnesses for the car and barks and whines when the brothers try to enjoy themselves.
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The NTSB is investigating the crash and will look at safety regulations for limousines, whose passengers are not required to wear seat belts.
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"No one disagrees that seat belts save lives," Jason Levine, executive director of the Center for Auto Safety, said in a phone interview.
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When properly enabled and used, 2FA works like automobile seat belts; it cannot guarantee complete safety, but it sure can significantly minimize risk.
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At this moment in the evolution of the auto industry, there were still no seat belts, airbags, emission controls, or mandatory crumple zones.
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Autoliv's passive safety business, which will retain the Autoliv name, includes airbags and seat belts and currently generates the bulk of company earnings.
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Men are more likely to wear their seat belts and drive cautiously when told to do so by a pretty woman, he says.
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She mentioned Wednesday that 38% of children under the age 12 who died in car crashes in 2013 were not wearing seat belts.
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Officers told The Spokesman that Moffat, of Provo, Utah, and Graham were both wearing their seat belts at the time of the accident.
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Pierce Gallagher said in a Monday afternoon news conference that the two NYPD officers were likely not wearing seat belts, causing partial ejection.
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Reallocated funds from the EPA to the military essentially amounts to selling your car's seat belts in order to buy a rad spoiler.
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It has no seat belts and gets such bad mileage that it ran out of gas during a ride with the Vogue reporter.
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"We believe most, if not all, the passengers on the bus were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash," Morrison said.
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The two 14-year-old girls were sitting in the backseat and not wearing seat belts, according to a California Highway Patrol report.
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Safety standards were issued for car lights, brakes, tires, roofs, air bags and seat belts, the latter were then voluntary and barely usable.
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Resqme is a 2-in-1 emergency rescue tool that allows you to cut jammed seat belts and break windows in just seconds.
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He grumbled about the luggage, and, when I tried to install the children's seats, I realized that the back seat belts were broken.
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The passive safety business, which includes airbags and seat belts and currently generates the bulk of company earnings, will retain the Autoliv name.
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NHTSA also said seat belts saved more than 343,000 lives from 1976 to 2015, and would have saved another 368,000 had everyone worn them.
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Both passengers had their seat belts on and were hanging upside down in the car when emergency workers found them in the twisted wreckage.
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There was an unhealthy ignorance of seat belts, bike helmets, child seats – and none of the constant supervision we see among helicopter parents today.
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The feds say the number people who died while not wearing seat belts climbed 4.6 percent, and that drunk driving fatalities rose 1.7 percent.
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Its rollover mitigation system tightens the seat belts to put you in the safest position in the event things go sideways and topsy-turvy.
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The NTSB noted that the proper use of seat belts by the students involved in this week's crash reduced the severity of their injuries.
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Volvo knows it will face "Big Brother" objections - here are some of the things people said in 1959 when it introduced seat belts: pic.twitter.
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Takata is a major supplier of auto safety equipment including air bag, seat belts and child restraint systems -- with 46 plants in 17 countries.
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If you're hoping for relief from the post-Brexit market turmoil, better buckle your seat belts: It may get even worse, some analysts say.
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These regulations prohibit automakers from producing vehicles that don't include such controls, in addition to common-sense safety features like seat belts and airbags.
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They're tucked into the steering wheel and dashboard, of course, but they also pop out of seat belts, doors, rear seats, and the ceiling.
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Mitchell and his passenger were wearing their seat belts and uninjured, but had to fight their way out of the sinking car, SWNS reports.
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The seat belts on each bench could be configured to accommodate two large adults, three less large adults, or two adults and two children.
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Takata is a major supplier of auto safety equipment including air bag, seat belts and child restraint systems — with 46 plants in 17 countries.
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"Some of these fatalities involving occupants not wearing seat belts could have been prevented if this regulation had been in place," the agency said.
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Also, he says data collected from the car's computer proves Jerome and Linda were both wearing their seat belts at the time of collision.
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Seat belts are the cheapest and most effective tool we have to save lives on the road, so no vehicle should operate without them.
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In addition to never driving drunk or exceeding the posted speed limit, seat belts also play a major role in saving lives every day.
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According to NHTSA, 35,092 people died in motor vehicle crashes in 2015, the most in seven years, but 13,941 lives were saved by seat belts.
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The flight attendant announced our arrival back in the Big Apple and the lights let us all know we could take our seat belts off.
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I sat backward next to one of only two tiny windows, helmet on, plugs shoved in my ears and four seat belts holding me down.
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"I'm still optimistic that sense will prevail — but fasten your seat belts for a slightly rough time in the days and weeks ahead," he added.
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Williams was speeding and told the children to take off their seat belts and stretch out their hands before the crash, according to the release.
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Lacking any seat belts or restraints, once the Tagada starts spinning and violently bouncing, riders are tossed around inside like vegetables in a stir fry.
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But reports say that many of those passengers, including some who were flung from their seats and hit the ceiling, weren't wearing their seat belts.
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But one day soon it could change not only how we protect athletes from injury, but also how we design car seats and seat belts.
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Yet, many of us choose to do those things anyway, while minimizing risk when we can (for example, by wearing seat belts and bike helmets).
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That's all it is, and if we get started -- as I said before, used to be people didn't wear seat belts, didn't have air bags.
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Women tended to wear seat belts more often than men: 90 percent of the time versus 82 percent of the time, the study also found.
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The study isn't a controlled experiment designed to prove that seat belts save lives or that specific law enforcement policies directly influence seat belt use.
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If the leak persists, it could cause the ground wire to short, which could tighten the seat belts unnecessarily or increase the risk of fire.
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The researchers in this study found that many deaths of children in car accidents are partially caused by misuse of seat belts and other restraints.
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Since small school buses are closer to cars in both size and weight, seat belts are necessary to provide protection in those vehicles, it says.
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Meanwhile, vehicles now come with warning lights and chimes to alert drivers and front-seat passengers that they need to put on their seat belts.
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Posted by Kimmee Reynolds on Wednesday, August 10, 2016 The ride did not have seat belts and lap restraints, as they are not required by law.
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The bus was not equipped with seat belts, as Tennessee is not one of the six U.S. states that requires them on buses over 10,000 pounds.
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In the early 2000s, many states began requiring that school-aged children use car seats or boosters, recognizing that they didn't fit in regular seat belts.
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"The car obviously comes with one, and only one steering wheel, and five seat belts for all five seats," Comeau said in an email to Mashable.
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But I do think that everybody needs to be challenged because I'll tell you what, whoever is the Republican nominee, they better fasten their seat belts.
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It also makes fibres used in products like seat belts and tires and, to a smaller extent, olefins, feedstock for PET resin, under its upstream business.
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In fact, we often use technology in a way that would be analogous to driving without seat belts or not having door locks on our homes.
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But the allusions to seat belts (restraint), rearview mirrors (distance), and the physics of spinning wheels (life cycle) don't require under-the-hood knowledge to appreciate.
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"The fatality rate [is] five times lower for passengers who [wear] seat belts versus those who [do] not," the agency wrote Monday in the Federal Register.
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Nico: Even though, like you said, I don't see how sleeping in a bunch of little curly seat belts is gonna be comfortable on your head.
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Instead, I was tethered to a metal seat by four seat belts and facing backwards, helmet on, with only two tiny windows in the entire cabin.
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The latest push for seat belts comes after three school bus crashes this week in Virginia and Maryland, which injured 11 students and killed one driver.
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Seat belts were not mandated in American automobiles until 1968, although their life-saving potential had been known to automotive engineers since at least the 1920s.
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You may remember that reaction from unions, Social Security, Medicare, air and water quality regulations, workplace safety standards, seat belts, labeling laws on cigarettes, or Obamacare.
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After thousands of preventable deaths racked up from individual car crashes, Congress required auto manufacturers in 1968 to install seat belts in all designated seating positions.
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"The position of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is that seat belts save lives," the NHTSA's Mark Rosekind said in November 2015, according to ABC News.
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"People die wearing seat belts but that's not an argument to say that just because some people still die that we should stop wearing them," he says.
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A swab-yielding team from NetQuote, an insurance comparison site, took samples from seat belts, door handles and window buttons on random taxis and ride-hailed vehicles.
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Indorama's main business is the production of PET resin, a polymer used to make plastic bottles and fibres used in products such as seat belts and tyres.
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Indorama's main business is the production of PET resin, a polymer used to make plastic bottles and fibers used in products such as seat belts and tyres.
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A group of drivers walked away from a horrific crash that left a truck on top of a car — thanks to their decision to wear seat belts.
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Women also take women's needs to heart when creating products and services for them, whether it's heart medication, seat belts or air bags designed for our physiques.
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Seat belts and air bags have made crashes more survivable, while features like automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, and lane control assistance have made them less likely.
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His Toyota had working seat belts, and now he offered to take me and the twins to the airport while Leslie accompanied the luggage in the van.
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In 1966, Congress authorized the federal government to set safety standards for new cars by making seat belts, padded dashboards and other safety features mandatory by 1968.
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Public health interventions built upon evidence as strong as vaccines, like water treatment and seat belts, are rarely characterized by the mainstream as freedom-limiting and coercive.
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The car was also fitted with added safety features for Wallace, including six-point seat belts and a special "safety cell" for the British racing car driver.
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Traffic engineers and driver safety experts know how to reduce casualties, which are largely related to poor road design, speeding, alcohol and the lack of seat belts.
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Enforcement of laws mandating the use of seat belts and crash helmets is weak while drunk or careless driving is common, as are crashes involving mass fatalities.
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The seats are still stained, but the passengers sitting in them at the time of the accident survived because they did remember to wear their seat belts.
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Another way to look at the statistics is that 14.2 percent of black drivers in Florida don't wear their seat belts, while 8.5 percent of white drivers don't.
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Last summer, he gave his bullish case for stocks on "Futures Now," but warned investors they should keep their "seat belts fastened" because the markets could get messy.
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Moral hazard is when a new innovation, whether seat belts or HIV treatment, leads to more dangerous behavior, such as driving faster or engaging in more unsafe sex.
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Seat belts began to appear in American cars in the 1950s, and with the passage of the Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966, they became government-mandated equipment.
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"We want to use the kind of techniques that have successfully persuaded people to wear seat belts, to use mosquito nets and to stop wearing fur," she says.
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Baltimore police officer Dennis Smith testified Thursday that it's department policy to place prisoners in seat belts as long as it's safe for an officer to do so.
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From the application's diagrams, it appears arm rests may be less adaptable than seat belts, so in some configurations you might not have anywhere to shove your elbows.
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Logistics company UPS has been using sensors in their delivery trucks to track usage to make sure drivers are wearing seat belts and maintenance is up to date.
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The bus was not equipped with seat belts but had two cameras on board as well as an engine chip that could contain information, according to the NTSB.
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Mariah Carey is facing backlash after sharing a video of her 7½-year-old twins Moroccan Scott and Monroe traveling in a car — allegedly without wearing seat belts.
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It offers a long trail of published studies and editorials about school bus safety, including the use of seat belts, reaching all the way to the mid-1980s.
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Participants are legally permitted to drive on designated public roads at up to 60 kilometers an hour [37 MPH], without the obligation of wearing seat belts or helmets.
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Some seats had lap-shoulder belts, but it wasn't immediately clear whether all the seats were equipped with seat belts and whether anyone had them on, Sumwalt said.
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"Volatility is still pretty low but financial conditions suggest you need to tighten your seat belts and stay put," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer of Cresset Capital.
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After a safety briefing and a final check to see whether seat belts are fastened and personal items are stowed properly, the plane is ready for take off.
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To put Tesla's 123,000-car hiccup into perspective, consider that, just this month, Mercedes-Benz is recalling 121,000 GLC SUVs because the rear seat belts have a design flaw.
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As the investigation continues, many people across the country are left with questions -- such as, could lives have been saved if the school bus were equipped with seat belts?
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Now that's a lot of action packed into one day, but fasten your seat belts folks, because we also have a great roster of speakers and presentations on tap.
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You see, according to the couple, they both put their passports in the seat pockets in front of them, buckled their seat belts, and settled in for the flight.
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Buckle up, don't drive drunk, and obey speed limit Houry attributed the high U.S. death rates to alcohol use, speeding and infrequent use of seat belts, especially among children.
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I asked if reminding users to buckle their seat belts would be in that Safety Center and Uber tells me it's now planning to add info about buckling up.
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Three of their siblings, Devonte, 15, Hannah, 16, and Sierra, 63, are still missing, and could have been swept away by seawater because no one was wearing seat belts.
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Their seat belts are next level About 19 years ago, NASCAR began requiring the use of Hubbard's Head and Neck Support --- HANS -- devices which continue to protect drivers today.
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The company, which produces one-third of seat belts used globally, pleaded guilty to falsifying data on its inflator defects earlier this year, racking up a $1 billion fine.
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"School bus safety is critically important, and that is why we must study all possible avenues for making buses safer rather than limiting the conversation to seat belts," Williams said.
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But officials there have not yet said if seat belts would have prevented fatalities entirely, according to the AP. The debate — previously raised and tabled in Tennessee — has been reignited.
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The dummies in the seat with wings were just as prone to lurching far outside the seat, with their seat belts slipping off their shoulders and straining at their abdomens.
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This dynamic is also front-and-center in transportation safety, previously with seat belts, anti-lock brakes and air bags, and now in the field of automated driving systems (ADS).
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The NTSB is continuing to push for safety upgrades to school buses, including mandating seat belts and adding anti-rollover technology electronic stability control (ESC) and requiring automatic emergency braking.
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The importance of seat belts has also come to national attention following a horrific accident involving a stretch limousine that left 20 people dead on Saturday in upstate New York.
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The plan is akin to allowing consumers to buy cheaper cars without seat belts, with the added side-effect of pushing the price of cars that keep them much higher.
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The federal agencies seem to have keyed in on a critical difference between doors-off flights, which strap in passengers with harnesses, and traditional helicopter tours, which use seat belts.
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One of the more remarkable aspects of Trumpism is how a millionaire's son with gold-plated seat belts on his private airliner made himself the voice of America's economically bereft.
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The early investigation has led police to believe the children were at the back of the car and were not properly restrained by seat belts at the time of impact.
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The proper use of seat belts by student passengers in that crash reduced the severity of their injuries, the National Transportation Safety Board noted in its highway accident brief report (PDF).
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For example, there are laws in various states requiring parents to use car seats or seat belts for their children or else pay a fine or be docked driver's license points.
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"Had Mr. Gray been restrained by one of the seat belts available in the van, there is no diving injury because there is no mechanics for the diving injury," he said.
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" "Wonderland immediately reached back out to Mr. Latham the evening it happened and promptly removed the back car from service and ensured all other seat belts were in proper working order.
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Our inability to accurately assess risk would be problematic enough if it only caused people to make bad personal decisions, such as not wearing seat belts or skipping a flu shot.
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Voters will say, You're trampling my premiums by making me buy this — but you'd be surprised at how many things you have to buy, like the seat belts in your car.
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The interior gets more #2 graphics, gold appliqués on the instrument panel, the X-brace on the seats, and the shift paddles, and a special blue webbing on the seat belts.
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"When every single passenger is back in their seats with seat belts on, then you can come out ... while everyone is watching you sneaking into the toilet ... not ideal" she said.
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And since school buses have a lifespan of somewhere between 10 and 20 years, even if municipalities passed policies to require seat belts, they would probably be for newly purchased buses.
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Williams, who heard the case without a jury at Rice's request, said prosecutors failed to show the lieutenant was aware of a departmental policy requiring seat belts for prisoners during transport.
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So, after decades of decline based on new federal safety standards (such as air bags, roof strength, and seat belts) and more public safety awareness, the death rate is again rising.
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Just like federal law requires automobiles to be fitted with seat belts, Trump could push for legislation that makes it mandatory for all online services that acquire user credentials to support 2FA.
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Authorities have said Sanchez lost control of her vehicle, ejecting both of her passengers, who were not wearing seat belts, and that she was allegedly driving under the influence at the time.
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Teens are notorious seatbelt scofflaws: in 2017, only 59 percent of high school students reported always wearing seat belts when driving or riding in the front passenger seat, according to the CDC.
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In recent decades cars have become much safer thanks to features such as seat belts and airbags, but in America road deaths have risen since 220, apparently because of distraction by smartphones.
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Every American adult has the right to own a motor vehicle, but can't operate one that doesn't meet safety requirements, including seat belts, functioning directional and running lights, safety glass and more.
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The number of vehicles recalled with potentially defective seat belts or air bags parts is expected to be lower than what Jonsson said was a maximum estimate of 300,000 to 400,000 vehicles.
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Fiore said authorities couldn't answer several questions at this point, such as whether the limo's occupants were wearing seat belts, whether the vehicle's brakes were working or whether the driver was speeding.
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With its mandate, the agencies seem to have keyed in on a critical difference between doors-off flights, which strap in passengers with harnesses, and traditional helicopter tours, which use seat belts.
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The company blamed the issue on the vehicle's seat belt pretensioners, equipment designed to help secure passengers in the event of an accident or crash by reducing the slack in seat belts.
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My colleague and I sat in the back and were instructed to buckle our seat belts, as the car took us around the local and unpredictable roads on the San Francisco peninsula.
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Earlier this month, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said 91 percent of adults claim to always buckle up in the front seat, but just 173 percent use seat belts in the back.
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The average incremental cost of equipping a large school bus with seat belts would be between $7,346 and $10,296, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimated at a public meeting last year (PDF).
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There will always be non-cooperative aircraft, just like there will always be automobile drivers who do not wear their seat belts even though the benefits of doing so are obvious and compelling.
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Yet this document dedicated to minutiae does not mention MCAS once — not by name, not by description — which is kind of astonishing when you consider that even the seat belts get a mention.
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In the case of the neural network tested by Google and OpenAI's researchers for this work, these categories were wide-ranging: everything from wool to Windsor ties, from seat belts to space heaters.
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For example, the insurance industry has historically been at the forefront of incentivizing society to adopt better and safer ways of living, from quitting smoking to wearing seat belts to installing smoke detectors.
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Many roadway fatalities involve drunken driving, speeding and not wearing seat belts (so don't do any of those things, clearly), but increasingly, accidents are being caused by people texting or talking while driving.
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The Competition Commission said Takata worked with other firms to fix prices, divide the market and collude in their bidding for four different seat belts and airbags contracts with as three auto makers.
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To destroy oneself is different when there is no self to destroy, and, practically speaking, the risk to passengers, equipped with airbags and seat belts, is far less than the risk to pedestrians.
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State police and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), which are investigating the cause of the crash, will look at safety regulations for limousines, whose passengers are not required to wear seat belts.
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Lt. Virgil Dodd of the Gila County Sheriff's Office said it is still unclear how the children got stuck into the creek and if they were wearing seat belts when the incident occurred.
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Baltimore police have also been accused of taking people in "rough rides" in which handcuffed detainees are driven in a reckless manner while they're not wearing seat belts — all to purposely cause injuries.
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"I feel so alive," McRae, 303, tells PEOPLE, adding that now as a size 12, she no longer has to struggle to fit into movie theater seats, roller coaster rides or airplane seat belts.
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First Student had 44 unsafe driving violations in the same period, including 17 for not wearing seat belts, nine for speeding, and four for failing to obey a traffic control device, the FMCSA says.
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Customers can choose from 23 different colors of leather; eight different colors of Alcantara; 31 different colors of stitching; 18 colors of carpet; and even choose from 11 different colors for their seat belts.
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"If the consultation did not produce the results he hoped for and he took the consequences, everyone should fasten their seat belts because the turbulence will not be minor," he told Europe 1 radio.
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We also take them through a vehicle walk around, where we talk about basic maintenance tips, tire safety, proper seating and steering positions, the dangers of being distracted and the importance of seat belts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Friday it has opened a preliminary investigation into whether seat belts on new 2018 Volkswagen Tiguan sport utility vehicles could fail during a crash.
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"It should be a standard issue we discuss with our patients, much as we do wearing seat belts and bike helmets -- those are all standard questions we ask of our patients now," said Peggs.
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Americans are far more likely to not wear seat belts, drive under the influence and be killed in a motor vehicle accident than residents of other high-income countries, according to a new report.
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In the event of a crash, a small part called a micro gas generator used in seat belts pretensioners could detach and "may be a projectile within the vehicle cabin," the NHTSA filing shows.
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Lately, the recalls have involved mundane components — seats and seat belts — which are obviously important but also features of a supply chain, some of it internally and some of it based outside Tesla's factory.
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"Installing seat belts on buses is not free, and requiring their installation might mean reducing funding on other critical safety aspects, such as crossing guards for those children who do walk to school," Williams said.
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The ACLU pointed to a 2014 study from the Florida Department of Transportation that found 85.8 percent of black drivers were observed to be wearing their seat belts, compared with 91.5 percent of white drivers.
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So black drivers are roughly 67 percent more likely to not wear their seat belts, but, according to the ACLU analysis, roughly 88 percent more likely to get ticketed for it — still a significant disparity.
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Once the capsule crosses the Kármán line—the boundary that separates Earth's atmosphere from space (around 328,080 feet, or 60 miles above Earth)— passengers will be able to undo their seat belts and experience weightlessness.
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" Those good decisions include "making sure they get enough sleep, making sure they're not driving impaired, making sure they're wearing seat belts, making sure children in the vehicle are buckled in or wearing child restraints.
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Slingshot ride breaks, sending riders flying It added that safety inspections were conducted daily and the ride was initially built without seat belts but that the park installed it later as an additional safety measure.
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However, that intelligent connected car can certainly collect a lot of useful information about those using it, whether it's their patterns, behaviors, preferences or coordination with other intelligent devices (seat belts and automobile gadgets, etc.).
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Additionally, the PTA endorsed a bill introduced in the House of Representatives last year that requires the Department of Transportation to establish a program to provide school buses with seat belts and other safety features.
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Nuro is the first company to receive an exemption from the Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, which requires cars to have a long list of safety features including airbags and seat belts.
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The focus on autonomous vehicles represents a shift from protecting people in a crash, with things like seat belts and airbags, to avoiding a collision altogether, with features like automatic braking and blind-spot detection.
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Such campaigns are more difficult in rural areas, where narrow highways typically lack a median, are poorly lit at night, and attitudes are more lax about using seat belts or driving while intoxicated, Nelson said.
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I usually didn't reply, especially if the driver seemed at all excitable, because when those drivers started to argue they would stop watching the road, and a lot of the cabs didn't have seat belts.
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CNN highlights a non-fatal 2014 school bus crash in Anaheim, California, in which the circumstances were very similar to the Chattanooga crash — except that the bus's passengers were wearing seat belts — to support this theory.
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A February report by the group found about 87 percent of drivers engaged in at least one risky behavior while behind the wheel within the past month, including using cell phones or not wearing seat belts.
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The roller coaster, which was built in 1938, does not include seat belts and has a height requirement of 36 inches; riders under 48 inches must be accompanied by an adult, according to the park's website.
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Both Notebaert and his wife, 31-year-old Amanda Notebaert, were naked from the waist down and neither was wearing seat belts at the time, a spokesperson from the Palm Beach County State Attorney tells PEOPLE.
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Since then, we have increased vehicle and road safety, installed and required use of passenger safety devices such as seat belts (which saved 28503,22019 lives in the U.S. between 1975 and 2008), as well as airbags.
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If you thought the results for People's Sexiest Man Alive were contentious, buckle your seat belts for the preliminary results of TIME's 'Person of the Year' reader poll, which includes the good, the bad, and the Trump.
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In advance of the holiday weekend, the agency reminded the public that riders need to wear helmets and protective gear, including boots, gloves, eye protectors, long pants and long-sleeved shirts, and seat belts must be used.
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Autoliv said there are possible glitches in its widely used seat belt pretensioners, which work to tighten seat belts to better secure a driver or passenger, and a product that initiates the process of inflating an airbag.
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PAWABOO Dog Safety Vest Harness (4 sizes, 12 colors), $10.59, available on AmazonThis adjustable strap and safety harness can be attached to most standard car seat belts to ensure your dog stays safe should an accident occur.
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"In case of a decompression or door failure, the passengers will be sucked out because of the difference in pressure pushing the passengers outside, which is why it is always recommended to wear seat belts," says Meo.
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"The airline sector looks set for a pretty unpleasant ride in the short term, and investors might want to fasten their seat belts, because there could be turbulence ahead," Nicholas Hyett, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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"We cannot please everybody, but we think we will attract new customers," the CEO said, recalling that the roll-out of three-point seat belts pioneered by Volvo in 1959 had initially been criticized by some as intrusive.
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Autoliv has also been winning new business for products such as airbags and seat belts from Japanese rival Takata, which has been at the center of the auto industry's biggest-ever recall and filed for bankruptcy last year.
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"We are in jeopardy of watching trade and monetary policy plunge into a head-on collision, with no one wearing seat-belts, and the airbags have been disabled," wrote Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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Among other behaviors, the survey counts the number of students who wear seat-belts, drive drunk, have sex, buy cigarettes at gas stations, vape, do drugs, drink soda more than three times a day, and go to tanning salons.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday it had fined car safety equipment makers Autoliv and TRW 368.3 million euros for setting up a cartel to supply car seat belts, airbags and steering wheels to European car producers.
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"In the aviation world, they're using data to predict turbulence and be able to understand 15 minutes (in advance) that they're going to hit turbulence so they can tell us all to put our seat belts on," he added.
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The addition of fluoride to drinking water, which started in the 1940s, was considered one of the 10 great public health achievements of the 20th century by the CDC, along with immunizations, widespread seat belts, and reduced tobacco use.
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Jason Luo, president and CEO of KSS, said in a statement the "underlying strength" of Takata's business had not diminished despite the airbag recall, citing its skilled employee base, geographic reach and other safety products such as seat belts.
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The auto industry spent decades in the 20th century resisting calls for regulation, but today there is broad appreciation of the essential role that laws have played in having ubiquitous seat belts and air bags and greater fuel efficiency.
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Agreement on a restructuring deal, eight years after the first death, would enable Takata to draw a line under the crisis and help it continue supplying replacement air bag inflators, as well as selling seat belts and other vehicle components.
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And with undeniable political skill, Trump -- a multi-billionaire with a Boeing equipped with gold seat belts -- became an earthy cypher for ignored blue collar Americans who revile conventional politicians as they struggle to get by in a wounded economy.
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The Nikkei business daily reported that a new company created under Key will purchase Takata operations for about 180 billion yen ($1.6 billion) and continue supplying air bags, seat belts and other products, leaving liabilities behind in a separate entity.
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Critics of Baltimore police also blamed Gray's death on a practice cops had allegedly used in the past: "rough rides," in which handcuffed detainees are driven in a reckless manner while they're not wearing seat belts — all to purposely cause injuries.
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"Although the pound offered a mixed reaction after May announced her resignation date, investors should fasten their seat belts as the new round of drama ahead is just starting," Lukman Otunuga, an analyst at currency trader FXTM, said in a note.
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Japanese auto safety products maker Ashimori Industry Co Ltd, whose plant in the central city of Silao in Mexico's automotive heartland makes seat belts and air bags for the likes of Honda, Nissan, Mazda and Subaru, is in a similar bind.
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But this is nothing new -- there were similar industry pushbacks when efforts were made to improve auto safety through the implementation of seat belts and air bags, remove lead from gasoline and warn consumers of the health hazards of smoking.
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The world's largest maker of airbags and seat-belts said it was maintaining its targets of reaching more than $10 billion in sales and around 13 percent in adjusted operating margin, but no longer expected to reach them in 2020.
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But it doesn't take much reading between the lines before the entire spew session comes into focus: an airplane cabin bouncing and rocking, mothers frantically tightening the straps on their children's seat belts while turbulence rips them back and forth.
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Meanwhile, your hands are bound, but there ain't no seat-belts, so if I put on the brakes or swerve, you get thrown like a pinball across the van and slammed against the wall, with no way to brace yourself.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) on Wednesday said federal regulators should require lap and shoulder seat belts throughout limousines after probing a series of deadly crashes including one in a October 2018 that killed 20 people.
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He now believes that research on gun violence can help prevent it, much as similar work on highway safety resulted in innovations like seat belts, air bags, highway dividers, and minimum drinking ages, and prevented hundreds of thousands of traffic deaths.
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When buckling up for a road trip, passengers can be confident the vehicle has met a range of federal and state safety regulations — from the durability of the car's frame to reliability of the brakes and performance of the seat belts.
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And critics of Baltimore police blamed Gray's death on a practice cops had allegedly used in the past: "rough rides" in which handcuffed detainees are driven in a reckless manner while they're not wearing seat belts — all to purposely cause injuries.
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Critics of Baltimore police blamed Gray's death on a practice cops had allegedly used in the past: "rough rides," in which handcuffed detainees are driven in a reckless manner while they're not wearing seat belts — all to purposely cause injuries.
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In 2011, the Department of Transportation decided not to pursue a proposed rule requiring the installation of three-point seat belts on school buses nationwide, said Richard Williams, former director of the regulatory studies program at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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The report urged law enforcement agencies to encourage their officers to "slow down when responding to calls (specifically, Officer Needs Assistance calls which led to 53% of officer traffic-related deaths), wear seat belts, and wear issued body armor" to reduce fatalities.
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In a single morning in 2012, a checkpoint set up by the Jackson County, North Carolina, sheriff's office — ostensibly to check if drivers were wearing their seat belts — allowed the ICE officers conveniently stationed at the checkpoint to arrest and detain 15 immigrants.
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In 2006, NHTSA required the collection of certain data including vehicle speed, crash forces at the moment of impact, whether an air bag deployed or if the brakes were applied in the moments before a crash and if seat belts were fastened.
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What is certain is that we have a rare, capricious, storm-brewing beast of an El Niño lurking in the Pacific, hurling storms at the U.S. So, Californians, buckle your seat belts, it should be an unusually wild rest of the winter.
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At the same time, 69 percent would "definitely" report a ride operator for not enforcing safety rules such as seat belts or height requirements, and 48 percent would "definitely" report a ride operator for using a cell phone while operating the ride.
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While the experience of driving a car hasn't changed that much in the past few decades, the risks associated with it have, thanks to carefully tested, rigorously deployed improvements in safety-focused technologies like seat belts, air bags and anti-lock brakes.
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New details in the case emerged Thursday, as police alleged Seyaira's car seat was resting on the front center console of the SUV, wedged between the driver's and front passenger seats, and not secured in place with seat belts, reports The Advocate of Baton Rouge.
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And she made the most of her time riding shotgun, opening with Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" before launching into Beyoncé's "Single Ladies," during which James and Michelle flashed ringless right hands and did the single-ladies scoot, if constrained somewhat by seat belts.
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And the fact that no historian can verify the origins of this bit of slang only adds to the mystique, which is cool, but emo-tragic, dating back to an era when cars had no seat belts, and fatal accident rates were much higher.
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Authorities didn't say whether the limo occupants were wearing seat belts, give the speed of the limo or speculate what caused the limo to run a stop sign at an intersection and slam into a parked SUV by the Apple Barrel Country Store and Cafe.
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Tesla recalled nearly 59,000 2012-2015 Model S vehicles in the United States in November for seat belts that may have been improperly connected to the pretensioner, which could mean front seat occupants might not be properly restrained in the event of a crash.
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This is exactly what happened with seat belts, with the employer community leading the way by requiring employees use them while traveling in cars, said Teater, president and founder of FocusDriven LLC, a firm dedicated to reducing motor vehicle crashes that result from driver distraction.
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"It is totally appropriate and understandable that top concerns were good nutrition, adequate exercise, brushing teeth and wearing seat belts, but teachers need to be educated about the long term side effects of sun exposure," Lim, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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While his Boeing had gold-plated seat belts, Trump was sometimes pictured sitting on it while munching a burger from a fast food chain while his earthy diction and politically incorrect stump speeches positioned him as a man of unsophisticated, and certainly not elite, tastes.
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" After that, when kids can use a seat belt without an additional seat, "they should always use lap and shoulder seat belts for optimal protection," and, "All children younger than 13 years should be restrained in the rear seats of vehicles for optimal protection.
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E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: These top-of-the-line convertible car seats work for newborns, toddlers and young children alike "Once children outgrow their forward-facing seat, they should be buckled in a booster seat until seat belts fit properly," the CDC says.
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They said that without leadership in place NHTSA has either pushed back or failed to act on rules setting new standards for improving how buses fare in rollover crashes, a system to remind passengers in rear seats to wear seat belts, and new tire standards.
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The bill, called the SELF DRIVE Act, would permit automakers and tech giants to obtain exceptions to federal safety rules — the official U.S. standards that govern everything from steering wheels to seat belts — so that they can test as many as 100,000 experimental vehicles over time.
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Whether by generating alerts about drowsiness, unfastened seat belts or wallets left in the backseat, the emerging technology aims not only to cut back on distracted driving and other undesirable behavior, but eventually help automakers and ride-hailing companies make money from data generated inside the vehicle.
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From the gold-plated seat belts in his personal airliner to his helicopters to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach to his beautiful wives, Trump is hardly old money and revels in his wealth and fine things like someone who has won the lottery.
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Insofar as cyber security is the 21st century equivalent of seat belts and airbags, and the automotive industry has a vested interest in safety and reliability of its products, this area highlights the best type of engagement between the security community and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. (Reuters) - A student and a teacher were killed and 43 others injured when a school bus with preteens on a field trip collided with a dump truck on a New Jersey highway on Thursday, ripping the bus apart and leaving students dangling by seat belts, officials said.
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Researchers also looked at how crash death rates changed based on whether states had so-called primary seat belt laws - which allow traffic stops just for failure to wear seat belts - or what's known as secondary seat belt laws, which permit tickets only in conjunction with other violations.
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According to CNN, the boy fell off about halfway through the ride, which was built in 1938 and is not equipped with seat belts, however the ride does have a height requirement of 36 inches and mandates that any riders under 48 inches be accompanied by an adult.
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On its blog, Alaska Airlines shared a video explaining how its airplanes get cleaned and noted that its crews are paying extra attention to sanitizing arm rests, seat belts, tray tables, overhead controls for air vents, light buttons and call buttons, and the interior and exterior handles to lavatories.
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Absent comprehensive federal motor vehicle safety standards, which expressly preempt conflicting state standards, manufacturers would be forced to comply with myriad state and local regulations governing, for example, the design and performance of air bags, seat belts, tires, braking systems, and a multitude of other vehicle systems and components.
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Sporting signature Polestar gold seat belts, the Polestar 2 will cost about 59,900 euros ($68,100) for its launch edition and can be driven for around 275 miles before it needs recharging - broadly in line with the Model 33's current price in Europe of 58,800 euros and about 260 miles range.
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This tiny but pugnacious-looking concept is packed with clever features, like rear seat belts that pull from the center to aid entry and exit, screens in the upper door panels that display images from side-mounted cameras, and a digital assistant that can interpret the emotional state of the driver.
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I don't care how you do it: slip an IV into every passenger while you're checking for seat belts; offer me a nice whiskey and coke and methadone, or even have the captain greet me with a cheery grin and a metal baseball bat when I board — just knock me out.
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In 214, Donald J. Trump reportedly paid $211 million for the plane and in short order erased whatever traces of Seahawk might have remained: The plane's face-lift included the installation of a silken master bedroom, as well as 211.4-karat-gold plating on the bathroom fixtures and seat belts.
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Not only have police allegedly abused other detainees in their custody, but they have hurt people by placing them in vans without seat belts — similar to what Gray went through, suffering some sort of medical emergency in a police van while not buckled in, then being rushed to the hospital.
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Most who follow this issue know that the NRA hates smart guns because they're afraid that once a seemingly viable smart gun technology exists, anti-gun legislators at the state and federal levels will attempt to mandate it in all future guns by comparing it to seat belts, air bags, and other product safety features.
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Noctis and Prompto you little shits fucking sit in your god damn seat and put on a seatbelt before you fly out the damn car Alright, so clearly Final Fantasy XV has measures in place, seat belts or not, that won't let any of our favorite babes go flying hair-first through the Regalia windshield.
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In Monday's edition of the Federal Register, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will release the findings of a new technical report evaluating the effectiveness of seat belts in the center rear of passenger cars and the Food and Drug Administration will release new guidance for manufacturers, sellers and distributors of cigars and electronic cigarettes.
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Polestar, whose cars are known for their signature Polestar gold seat belts, said there were no special considerations about Brexit in making its decision as the move was more about tapping existing engineering expertise in the UK. Polestar intends to initially employ 60 engineers in Britain and expand its team over the rest of the year.
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Published in 2015, the historical advances included the famous "Back to Sleep" campaign to prevent sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS; the all-out push for laws requiring car seats and seat belts for children of all ages; preventing disease with life-saving immunizations and finding a successful treatment for the most common childhood cancer, acute lymphocytic leukemia.
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As part of its bankruptcy, Takata has been broken down into three parts: one holding its good assets, including operations for seat belts and other safety systems which were acquired by KSS; operations to manufacture replacement inflators until the global recall is complete; and an entity which will oversee claim payments and be wound down eventually.
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"The FAA believes there are other alternatives to achieve satisfactory safety goals, minimize impact on the industry, and still increase the level of safety, rather than eliminating the 25-mile exception," said the agency, referring to requirements for pontoons on over-water flights and briefings on emergency landings, water ditching, and the use of seat belts and life preservers.
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Nuro's founders have plenty of work left to do, like convincing regulators to certify vehicles that aren't built for humans (today's rules require that all vehicles have things like seat belts and airbags), and finding a profitable business model, whether that's contracting with specific restaurants or businesses, or running packages the proverbial last mile between distribution centers and their final destination.
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This has happened with something as inert and easy to observe as seat belts, so we should expect a rougher ride with distributed IT like AI. We might guard against this with enough attention from those familiar with dynamics of complex social systems and by expanding the range of input data available to these systems, but then again, these might be the very things that ensure its occurrence.
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But other gun control advocates say that is no reason not to try and attempt to reduce the high rate of gun violence in the US. Rebecca Peters, who worked on drafting Australia's tight gun control laws, says there are plenty of ways to pass similar reforms in the US. "When you're talking about reducing motor vehicle accidents, you don't only rely on seat belts, you don't only on speed limits, you don't only rely on highway design, you don't only rely on motor vehicle standards, but you have a set of them," Peters told ABC News.
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