I always wear mine and so does my wife and son. It just ain’t worth it.
And how did us old folks survive childhood piled in the back of a truck, stuffed in an aunt's station wagon, breathing in secondhand smoke? It's a miracle we aren't all dead, I tell ya.
And yet they still don't have to wear them on a bus. And that dangerous standing on the city bus just hanging onto a bar. They should put them on buses and do spot checks. A ticket to the driver for every kid not wearing one
And yet they still don't have to wear them on a bus. And that dangerous standing on the city bus just hanging onto a bar. They should put them on buses and do spot checks. A ticket to the driver for every kid not wearing one
It would take a driver hours to complete a school bus route. Trying to get those kids to stay buckled up and having to get up and help kids get unbuckled. That would be a nightmare.
How about roller coaster seats with the shoulder bars? Those would work.
Now you're talking!!
I often carry racing fuel or several 5 gallon cans of gas in race jugs. I NEVER wear my belt when carrying that much fuel for that exact reason.
I wear it most of the rest of the time though. I can't even hear the beeper so that's never an issue.
The downside with that, is that a wreck could easily render them unworkable and pin someone.
At least ya can cut a seatbelt.
If a parent isn't making their kids buckle up now, what's to say they will after it becomes law? There is a reasonable suspicion the only reason this is being considered is so police can generate additional revenue and be provided the cover of probable cause to lawfully violate the rights of citizens.
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