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Why Do So Many Drivers Shun Seatbelts?
LV the car insurers have just completed a survey that shows 6% of drivers don't wear seat belts (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-magazine-monitor-29416372). A bigger total would result if you added in passengers I expect.
The value of wearing a seatbelt doesn't seem in question to me.
Do you wear seat belts as a driver?
Do you wear seat belts as a passenger in a car?
Do you wear seat belts as a passenger in a taxi?
The value of wearing a seatbelt doesn't seem in question to me.
Do you wear seat belts as a driver?
Do you wear seat belts as a passenger in a car?
Do you wear seat belts as a passenger in a taxi?
Answers
If persons want to see the result of NOT wearing a seat belt, have a person in the N/S Front & the N/S Rear of the car unbelted doing 5MPH & slapping on the brakes without warning, this should make them belt up.
18:24 Tue 30th Sep 2014
Milvus, one of our Tanker driver was on the A59 a few years back, he was heading for Preston Nr a Garage, a Petrol Tanker had just discharged his load in the garage & on his way out to join the A59, he pulled straight out causing another HGV to swerve heading for our tanker Driver, If the seat belt laws would have been out & our driver would have been wearing his, he would have been instantly killed as the other HGV that swerved ended up head on into the driver side of our tanker, the drivers seat was stuck into the back of the cab including the steering wheel, I don't know if you are aware, a petrol tanker is more lethal empty than it is loaded due to the fumes, they are a travelling bomb. our driver survived but very shaken.
// Why do they make laws to protect people from themselves? //
They don't. It's because it saves millions for the NHS. Same applies to bikers having to wear helmets. These things make the difference between a minor shunt that everyone walks away from, and an injury requiring hospital treatment, perhaps crippling or even fatal.
Yes to all 3.
They don't. It's because it saves millions for the NHS. Same applies to bikers having to wear helmets. These things make the difference between a minor shunt that everyone walks away from, and an injury requiring hospital treatment, perhaps crippling or even fatal.
Yes to all 3.
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