Just thread your car's seat belt through two loops in the car seat and secure the seat belt.
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For a while I put a pillow in between the seat belt and my stomach because the seat belt just gave me a weird feeling.
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That, and the seat belt cutter is designed to cut through a 5,000 lb tow strap, so it can easily handle cutting you out of a seat belt.
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" "The seat belt sign was on at the time.
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I can't believe the seat belt did that to me.
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And Arnold says she's sure to wear her seat belt.
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Bolkema, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, was wearing a seat belt.
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Because of her incision, she couldn't wear a seat belt.
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So what's the gun policy equivalent of a seat belt?
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Second place: Wearing a seat belt makes you look thinner.
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MashupNeed a good reminder to buckle up that seat belt?
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Also, statistically teens are less likely to use a seat belt.
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Nico: This literally feels like the material of a seat belt.
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You know what is probably more uncomfortable than a seat belt?
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The seat belt sign was on when the 767 encountered turbulence.
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Right before takeoff, he just slipped out of his seat belt.
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It also tracks seat belt usage, reversing, idling, and other behaviors.
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He gives me two — TWO — tickets for speeding and a seat belt.
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The window was down and her seat belt was off, KCTV reports.
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Gray was not wearing a seat belt when he was being transported.
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Department protocol calls for detainees to wear a seat belt in vans.
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Neither passenger was wearing a seat belt, according to the highway patrol.
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She was wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash.
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Strap on your seat belt, it's going to be a bumpy ride.
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My wife, Lisa, came out to help Rose with her seat belt.
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Quit smoking (ten more years) and wear a seat belt (two more).
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By comparison, few models have seat-belt reminders for the back seat.
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In an Evenflo side-impact test, a seat belt slipped off a dummy's shoulder and the head flailed outside the seatThe seat belt slipped off the dummy's shoulder and the dummy's head and torso flailed far outside the seat.
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Some programs ask about safety issues like past drug or seat belt use.
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Had I not been wearing my seat belt, I would have gone flying.
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Cops can step up enforcement of seat belt, drunk driving, and distraction laws.
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Well I'm glad I buckled my seat belt — that was a bumpy ride!
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I turned the volume all the way up and buckled my seat belt.
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Unclick your seat belt or open the car door, and the system disengages.
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Meyers then cut the seat belt off and kept talking to the driver.
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One officer cut Brown's seat belt and police pulled him from the vehicle.
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The officers involved reportedly restrained Gray but did not use a seat belt.
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He doesn't ignore his seat belt because it's too much of a hassle.
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The second boing is usually when the seat-belt sign is switched off.
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"I had a really nice time tonight," he said, unbuckling his seat belt.
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The potentially defective seat belt parts were made between April 10 and Oct.
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Seat belt First place (tie): This is a sign you should buckle up.
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Kennedy, who was not wearing a seat belt, was killed in the collision.
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He was the Tahoe's sole occupant, and was not wearing a seat belt.
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GM said that a flexible steel cable that connects the seat belt to the truck can wear down over time from the driver repeatedly bending the cable while entering the vehicle, which can eventually cause the seat belt to become loose.
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Pasek was charged with endangering children, public intoxication and not wearing a seat belt.
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Investigators say Valle, who wasn't wearing her seat belt, was ejected from the vehicle.
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Well there you have it folks, what isn't a dog seat-belt useful for?
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None of the people in the van was wearing a seat belt, they added.
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Do I think I "turned out okay" because I wasn't in a seat belt?
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Storrs came up with the idea when trying to imagine a futuristic seat belt.
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But every time you get in a car you still get a seat belt.
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He had his seat belt on and his hands were folded in his lap.
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There are strong voices on both sides of the school bus seat belt issue.
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Yet 16 states still lack primary enforcement seat belt laws for everyone on board.
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And there's a beeping the whole time, because you can't close the seat belt.
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All of these states have so-called "secondary enforcement" laws prohibiting traffic stops just for failure to wear a seat belt; instead drivers in these states can only be ticketed for seat belt violations if they got pulled over for another reason.
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Conversely, counties that had higher seat belt use were in North Carolina, California, Maryland and metropolitan areas of Texas, all states that had so-called "primary enforcement" laws on the books allowing traffic stops just for failure to wear a seat belt.
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But also, always wear a seat belt, don't speed, don't drive with a broken taillight.
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Authorities said Williamson was not wearing his seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle.
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The officer said the stop was due to Parhamovich's improper lane and seat belt use.
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Gray died from spinal injuries after being shackled without a seat belt in the van.
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Gray, 25, was not restrained in a seat belt and died of a neck injury.
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If that happens, the seat belt pretensioners won't work and the air bags won't deploy.
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"I climbed inside, undid her seat belt and asked if she was OK," he said.
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Sammy managed to wriggle out of his seat belt and through the driver's side window.
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If you drive without a seat belt, you can get a ticket and a fine.
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The remnants of what appears to be a seat belt dangles from the child's seat.
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But unlike a commercial flight packed with passengers and strict rules about seat belt use.
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First place (tie): If you don't wear a seat belt, please be an organ donor.
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Officers bundled him into a police wagon shackled and not secured by a seat belt.
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Traffic was pretty slow, so Cristi told Vali to relax and leave his seat belt.
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Madonna is buckling her seat belt for James Corden's Carpool Karaoke – and in New York City!
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The wreck ejected the world champion pugilist, who was not wearing a seat belt, police said.
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The shoulder strap is made from seat belt webbing, which means it's really soft and comfortable.
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Do I think my parents were bad parents for not putting me in a seat belt?
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No one in the car was wearing a seat belt at the time of the wreck.
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You will fasten your seat belt, you will be nervous and that's very bad for everyone.
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She hadn't been wearing a seat belt and was thrown from her vehicle, the newspaper reported.
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Gray was handcuffed and shackled at the time, but he was unrestrained by a seat belt.
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Maddie was trapped underwater inside the ATV by both her seat belt and the safety netting.
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He did not appear to be using a seat belt while traveling on a public road.
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Jacquees was booked for failure to obey a lawful command, and for the seat belt violation.
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On Southwest flights, a single chime means the captain has turned off the seat-belt sign.
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And I couldn't turn on a video or remove the seat belt (oh, those FAA rules!).
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But in 21625, prior to state seat belt laws, it would have been 2900-in-220006,2202.
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I research whether the airports I'll pass through have a history of confiscating seat belt extenders.
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Seat belts: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is moving forward with seat belt rules for buses.
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According to Axtman, Simmons was not wearing a seat belt and was likely killed on impact.
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The pilot, Richard Vance, was able to unbuckle his seat belt and was the only survivor.
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There were five complaints alleging fires following the activation of seat-belt pretensioners, the NHTSA said.
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When we got cars and messed up, we invented the seat belt, airbag, and traffic light.
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He was not wearing a seat belt and flew through the windshield, according to Nevada Highway Patrol.
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I walked away with a barely-there scratch from the seat belt and a few little bruises.
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Sammy was able to get out of his seat belt and climb through the driver's side window.
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The magic behind the Airbus seat lies with a system of adjustable seat belt and armrest placements.
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The crash investigation continues and seat-belt use for all four people involved is "unknown," police said.
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The trials come down essentially to failure to seat belt and failure to provide prompt medical attention.
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When DuBose couldn't find it, Tensing grew frustrated and asked the motorist to undo his seat belt.
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It is against police policy to transport a prisoner without proper restraints such as a seat belt.
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We pile into the car and the dog gets strapped into his weird little dog seat belt.
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"Superman don't need no seat belt!" he tells a flight attendant who insists on his wearing one.
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It recently took a stake worth around $850 million in Swedish airbag and seat belt maker Autoliv.
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Owners will be contacted and Ford dealers will repair or replace the seat belt buckles for free.
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When DuBose couldn't find it, Tensing grew frustrated and asked the motorist to undo his seat belt.
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Other laws are designed to protect us from hurting ourselves (seat belt and helmet laws are examples).
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In the end, their sexual release gets messed up by, of all things, a malfunctioning seat belt.
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Meanwhile, the seat belt designs for some models also allowed too much forward motion during crash tests.
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He compares it to Texas's seat-belt law, which, he notes, "is very unpopular" in his district.
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John stars in a new show, "Seat Belt Psychic," produced by James Corden's Fulwell 73 production company.
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The Fiat Chrysler recall involves non-deployment of air bags and seat-belt pretensioners in some crashes.
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For most people, driving with a seat belt tightly strapped around their bodies is a smart habit.
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He thought about the adoption of seat-belt laws, and how society eventually learns to mitigate risk.
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Researchers estimate that seat belt use among front seat passengers reduces fatalities by as much as 50%.
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Trejo said he tried crawling in through a broken window but couldn't get the seat belt unhooked.
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These can alert the driver to potentially serious issues such as a child removing their seat belt.
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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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He was booked for failure to obey a lawful command, and for the seat belt infraction ... both misdemeanors.
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According to the news outlet, he was ejected from his truck because he wasn't wearing his seat belt.
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Gray was not wearing a seat belt when he was being transported after an arrest in April 2015.
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Then he opened his seat belt too, floated down to join Lovell and felt the same sickly swoon.
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Police said the vehicle was badly burned in the crash and McClendon was not wearing a seat belt.
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But first, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs breaking news, jam-packed, buckle your seat belt opening monologue.
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Only 59 percent of teens in the U.S. self-report wearing a seat belt while driving – that's low.
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Finally, when it became too painful to put a seat belt on, I decided to get checked out.
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For example, a seat belt meeting EU standards could be sold in the United States, and vice versa.
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Ford said some front seat belt pretensioners could generate excessive sparks when deployed, resulting possibly in a fire.
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GM said on Friday it is recalling nearly 1.04 million newer pickup trucks for a seat belt flaw.
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This way, when you forget to put on your seat belt, you'll be reminded by a professional musician.
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They were most concerned about patenting the notch, which connects the Drop Stop to the seat belt bottom.
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Investigators concluded no one was wearing a seat belt and there were no safety harnesses in the car.
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Fisker said the patent involves redesigning the car's body structure and the second row seat belt mounting structure.
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Adding insult to injury ... Philip was back behind the wheel over the weekend, without a seat belt, no less.
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"When Stan plays his best tennis, everyone has to fasten their seat belt," Mats Wilander told Eurosport in January.
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When asked whether Gray was in a seat belt, Porter testified that he did not see anyone belt him.
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The Beacon's digital display also reminds riders to wear their seat belt, close car doors gently, and exit curbside.
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Neither did the fact that Philando Castile, who was in a parked car, was restrained by a seat belt.
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He's spent millions pushing for tobacco, seat belt and helmet regulations and researching new ways to prevent malaria deaths.
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It is not practical, safe, or reasonable to ask officers to seat belt combative prisoners in a confined space.
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The highest number of auto-related deaths are due to drunk driving, speeding and not wearing a seat belt.
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The SUV now has 114,000 miles and one remaining scar -- a bullet hole in the front passenger seat belt.
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My seat belt came off!" as he and Conrad's husband went down the ride, called Verrück – German for "insane.
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Sammy managed to get out of his seat-belt and climbed through the driver's side window, Ric told CNN.
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Ford says the rear seat belt buckles can be damaged if heavy objects are placed on top of them.
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During the traffic stop, Tensing asked DuBose to remove his seat belt and tried to open the car door.
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I would probably request a brake and seat belt upgrade if I were to buy a Zelectric Microbus myself.
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Durrett had not been wearing a seat belt, an Oklahoma Highway Patrol report stated, according to local news outlets.
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During a crash, a device called a pretensioner uses an explosive charge to lock the seat belt in place.
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At one point, she unbuckled her seat belt, leaned forward and pulled out a small handgun as Jace watched.
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Every time I get on a plane, I wonder if I'll have to request my first seat belt extender.
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He was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash and was thrown from the vehicle.
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In the process, I scratched my forehead on the sharp corner of the seat-belt mechanism, and it hurt .
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London said Pantaleo did not use a chokehold, but rather a "seat belt" maneuver that goes around the torso.
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Passenger aircraft go through extensive evaluation, testing and review before the first paying passenger ever buckles a seat belt.
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Why your child doesn't wear a seat belt on the school bus Were there any mechanical issues with the bus?
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The first time I was able to fasten an airplane seat belt without an extender felt better than graduating college.
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"To go on his own and not wear a seat belt and not take a bodyguard is crazy," he says.
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More progress has been made on harmonizing regulations for things like car seat belt anchors, clothes labeling and pharmaceutical inspections.
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The new report estimated that 104 of the 439 traffic fatalities could be avoided if everyone wore their seat belt.
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The charges is this case came down essentially to failure to seat belt and failure to provide prompt medical attention.
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To blame his death on the lack of a seat belt and a "culture" is taking a too-narrow view.
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Evan, then a college freshman, was sitting in the back seat, wearing a seat belt, on his way to work.
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It's made for kids 6 months to 5 years old, strapping them in snugly with a nine-point seat belt.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Rolls-Royce investors are keeping their seat belt fastened despite the promise of an increasingly smooth journey.
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The Washington Wizards needed a seat belt from there for a wild and successful ride against the New Orleans Pelicans.
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The new transport vans will have three compartments for detainees and include seat belt straps inmates can hold while handcuffed.
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Officials tell us Boone was not wearing a seat belt -- and was hospitalized for a broken pelvis and broken ribs.
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If you're on the edge of your seats waiting for an announcement, you may want to loosen that seat belt.
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New seat belt buckles were made of chrome, and he wanted all flight attendants to have necklaces with real pearls.
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The nonprofit says the driver's side seat belt did not have enough tension to protect the crash test dummy's head.
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If they suddenly forgot how their seat belt works, well, I guess I forgot how my gas pedal works too.
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Police said the vehicle was so badly burned they were unable to tell if McClendon was wearing his seat belt.
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" It appears officers are trying to take him to the ground as he pleads, "I'm stuck in the seat belt.
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When in the car, put on your seat belt and make sure everyone else in your group is buckled up.
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Two days after the incident he was warned by police after he was pictured driving without wearing a seat belt.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said last month it was investigating complaints of fire in the seat belt component.
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"I started immediately tightening my seat belt because I thought it was something [that] went wrong," he told Sky News.
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Tensing then asked DuBose to take off his seat belt and get out of the car, which DuBose didn't do.
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The grandmother, Rhonda Pasek, 50, pleaded not guilty to charges of endangering children, public intoxication and not wearing a seat belt.
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Police say they issued a warning to Philip after photos of him driving without a seat belt went around the web.
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" "After, the cabin filled with smoke and seat belt signs went on and off, and you could smell something was burning.
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After she lost control of the wheel, Cruz — who wasn't wearing her seat belt — was ejected 20 feet from the windshield.
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Even in Northeast states with primary seat belt laws, crash death rates were lower in cities and highest in rural communities.
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But the study also shows that stricter seat belt laws can make a difference, especially with more stringent enforcement, he said.
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Simmons said that once he got to the car, he saw that the boy's seat belt was tangled around his neck.
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Jamison Sr., who was hospitalized after the crash, was reportedly not wearing a seat belt at the time, according to WLKY.
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"If a seat belt had been used, the type of injury that Mr. Gray sustained would not have occurred," Allan said.
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A passenger who wasn't wearing a seat belt rocketed out of their seat and hit their head, cracking the paneling above.
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The van made a stop shortly after, and Gray was put in leg irons but never buckled into a seat belt.
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He added that the prosecution failed to prove Rice had read an order requiring officers to seat belt prisoners, reports said.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNUnited Airlines Abuse VideoKendall Jenner: Drone ScareKhloe Kardashian: Ready To Tie The KnotRapper Cuffed For Not Wearing Seat Belt
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During testing of the latest feature, the 20-second hold and warnings increased seat belt use by 16 percent, Morrow said.
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Gray, 25, suffered a fatal spinal injury in April 2015 after being shackled without a seat belt in the police van.
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They took turns cutting the seat belt, he told KHON until the officer pulled him out and up to the surface.
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Counties with less seat belt use tended to be in North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Nebraska and Alaska.
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They took turns cutting the teenager's seat belt, he said, until the officer pulled him out and up to the surface.
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His seat belt ripped from its moorings, and the crash injured his spinal cord — leaving him paralyzed from the chest down.
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Sean Groubert, who is white, shot motorist Levar Jones after stopping him in Richland County for not wearing a seat belt.
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It was hot but I left my seat belt on, folded my hands in my lap, and took some slow breaths.
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The woman sitting next to it, identified by family members as 43-year-old Jennifer Riordan, was wearing a seat belt.
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If this bill passes, fasten your seat belt and get ready to surrender the treasury wallet and private treasure as well.
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"Seat Belt Psychic" follows John as he chauffeurs unsuspecting passengers who think they are trying out a new ride-share app.
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Whatever you may post that may be inadvisable, you want to sort of wear a seat belt, metaphorically, so to speak.
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When the officer approached Yachty's car, we're told the cop also saw Yachty not wearing his seat belt -- ticket No. 2.
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The Origin uses sensors, such as weight and seat belt detection, to identify if someone has entered or exited the vehicle.
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He had to give up his driving license after police gave him a warning for driving without wearing a seat belt.
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"Putting on a condom needs to be as normalized as washing your hands or putting on a seat belt," Burwell said.
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He had to give up his driving license after police gave him a warning for driving without wearing a seat belt.
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"There he was up in the air, hanging still strapped into his seat belt, hanging sideways," witness Tom Sais told WKMG.
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According to a new report by the American Civil Liberties Union, police in Florida were nearly twice as likely in 2963 to stop and ticket black drivers for seat belt violations — and that may be an underestimate, since at least one county with a history of racial disparities in seat belt citations stopped reporting its stats altogether.
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But now, in the wake of the Chattanooga tragedy, Williams calls for a conversation that's much broader than the seat belt debate.
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And I wanted to turn the channel when the flight attendant obnoxiously announced that he'd get her the necessary seat-belt extender.
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"Driver was lucky to receive only minor injuries after being involved in a collision w/o wearing a seat belt," Moore tweeted .
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The company source said the 11 passengers had ignored the seat belt warning activated before the plane flew into the turbulence zone.
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As her chest and stomach jackknifed over the lap portion of her seat belt, her head rotated downward and stretched her neck.
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In addition, Beacon features a screen that communicates with your rider and reminds them to wear their seat belt and exit curbside.
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The seat belt held the unconscious man in the car, and Thompson had to fumble in the flames for the release button.
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Help arrived quickly and freed the little girl from the seat belt and safety netting after Spears, Watson and others could not.
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"It took a lot to be able to not use the pillows anymore, and get used to the seat belt," she adds.
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Before today, its largest Model S recall was when 90,000 of the vehicles were affected in 2015 by a faulty seat belt.
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In the IG video, you can see one of his kids standing in the back seat clearly not wearing a seat belt.
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Behind the cabin is a private bathroom with skylights and a seat-belt (and it can be converted into an extra seat).
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For 20 minutes I had to hold her seat belt so she couldn't unbuckle it while she screamed directly in my ear.
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Ford Motor Co. is recalling 28503 million F-22019 pickup trucks across North America over fire concerns in their seat-belt systems.
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In Brighton, England, Santa was barred from riding his motorized sled last week after lawyers demanded a roll bar and seat belt.
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My parents taught me from a very young age that when you get in a car, you put on your seat belt.
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I honestly don't even think about putting on a seat belt when I get in a car — it's second nature for me.
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He was bundled into Goodson's van shackled and not secured with a seat belt inside the van, a violation of police procedure.
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The Sleepace RestOn Non-Wearable Sleep Monitor resembles a seat belt that sits under the sheets and runs halfway across one's mattress.
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Despite being the first state to pass a mandatory seat belt law, New York still doesn't require all passengers to wear them.
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Prosecutors said Rice was negligent in shackling Gray's legs and not securing him in a seat belt, as required by department protocol.
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Increased regulation stemming from research, such as better seat-belt laws and medians that prevent head-on collisions, have helped keep drivers protected.
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The instruction manual advises users to check manufacturers' recommendations before attaching the eClip to the car seat strap or an adult seat belt.
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Withdrawal is the very situation that they are seeking to avoid in the first place, making naloxone the opposite of a seat belt.
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Not wearing a seat belt is linked with another 30%, but that risk factor probably occurs more consistently throughout the year, he added.
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She had to learn to walk again, and the seat belt injury left her with no abdominal wall to protect her major organs.
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Prosecutors allege that Rice failed to secure Gray, 25, with a seat belt when he helped put him into the van while shackled.
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TMZ broke the story ... Jacquees was arrested for allegedly driving without a seat belt, refusing to obey a police officer and disorderly conduct.
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Still, if you don't want to die, use some common sense: wear your seat belt, don't drink and drive, or text and drive.
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Aid arrived quickly and freed the little girl from the safety netting and seat belt after Spears, Watson and others were unable to.
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When her car was pulled from the river, a window was down and her seat belt was off, the medical examiner's report states.
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The report said pathologists concluded that he had not been wearing a seat belt and had received blunt-force trauma to his head.
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One of the two Autoliv filings with the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is for seat belt parts in about 267,000 vehicles.
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Autoliv said it is working with its automaker customers to determine which vehicles have the potentially defective seat belt or air bag parts.
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WASHINGTON, April 15 (Reuters) - General Motors Co said Friday it is recalling nearly 1.04 million newer pickup trucks for a seat belt flaw.
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I cannot think of a single reason in the world that you wouldn't want to put on a seat belt in a car.
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Police have said no one in the SUV was wearing a seat belt and that seawater might have swept away the missing children.
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The daughter broke free and tried to flee in a car, but he reached in and cut her seat belt with a pocketknife.
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Police say the pickup truck driver wasn't wearing a seat belt and smashed his head into the windshield, leaving him unconscious and bleeding.
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Our sources say both Jared and Kevin had back injuries, and they believe it's because the car did not have seat belt harnesses.
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The fact is though, since no one even had a seat belt on, the harness would have gone unused and done no good.
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Pretensioners tighten up any slack in the seat belt webbing in the event of a crash and work in tandem with air bags.
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The drill is a way to practice unbuckling one's seat belt and escaping Flyer if it were to crash upside down on water.
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"I think the biggest one for me is when people don't take the seat belt sign seriously," a United Airlines flight attendant said.
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One of his friends was arrested on an outstanding warrant, another cited for the open container, and YG got the seat belt ticket.
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Seat belt use ranged from about 89 percent in the most urban counties to slightly less than 75 percent in the most urban counties.
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Every time I went on a plane, I was terrified that this was going to be the time that the seat belt wouldn't buckle.
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Amazon Prime Day was once a "digital garage sale" where shoppers could find deals on airplane seat belt extenders or 353 gallons of lube.
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Three leading causes of fatalities — drunk driving, not wearing a seat belt and speeding — won't necessarily go away with the removal of the driver.
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It takes two hands to seat belt a combative prisoner who might bite, head butt, spit, or reach for your gun even while handcuffed.
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And the United States is the third-lowest, after Austria and Belgium, in national front seat belt use (at 87%) among the 0003 countries.
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In addition to the air-bag issue, an electrical problem could also cause the failure of the vehicles' seat belt pretensioners, the NHTSA said.
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Avoid "mall rides" if they are over a hard, unpadded surface or if they don't have a child restraint such as a seat belt.
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Although the seat belt saved her life, the device sliced through Arnold's abdomen, leaving her with injuries doctors in Michigan had never seen before.
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But defense lawyers have argued in previous cases that officers had the discretion not to use a seat belt if a detainee was combative.
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During an April 20023 stop, he also had a passenger younger than 16 in the front seat who wasn&apost wearing a seat belt.
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He told police he always transports the mannequin in his car wearing a seat belt and was upset that police broke his car window.
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Basically, buckle your seat belt because Game Of Thrones is going to be a fast and bumpy dragon-filled ride from here on out.
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Pretensioners tighten up any slack in the seat belt webbing in the event of a crash and work in tandem with the air bags.
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In a second filing, Autoliv told the NHTSA that air bag and seat belt initiators may not work in as many as 114,000 vehicles.
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The punch is powerful enough to break a car window, while the seat belt cutter can effectively cut through a 5000-lb tow strap.
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He was by himself and wearing his seat belt, but the vehicle showed signs of "fresh damage" on the driver's side of the vehicle.
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The driver was not excessively speeding and was wearing her seat belt, he said, saying the crash resulted in moderate damage to her car.
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General Motors is recalling over 640,000 pickup trucks worldwide because hot gas from a high-tech seat belt can set the carpeting on fire.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new seat belt requirements on buses, protections for green sea turtles, and adoption and foster care rules.
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We're told cops cut Young Dolph a break and did not ticket him for not wearing a seat belt -- he just got a warning.
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However, IIHS says those not wearing a seat belt are putting themselves at risk regardless of where they are sitting during a car crash.
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The NTSB report said two passengers were eventually able to pull the woman, who was still in her seat belt, back inside the plane.
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Gray wasn't wearing a seat belt while riding in the van, Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts revealed in a press conference on April 24.
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Gray was the only prisoner in the van at that time and officers have said he was too unruly to secure with a seat belt.
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I've quietly asked for a seat-belt extender and had it dangled in front of me over a row of people with an unsympathetic look.
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Goodson's attorneys argue their client acted as any reasonable officer would have, and maintain he did nothing criminal in failing to buckle Gray's seat belt.
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The judge also ruled the state did not prove Nero was guilty of reckless endangerment in the failure to put a seat belt on Gray.
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I didn't know what to do when you brushed my breasts to put my seat belt around me in the front seat of your car.
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The state alleged that Nero's failure to to seat belt Gray in the van rose to the level of reckless endangerment and misconduct in office.
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There was also no evidence that Rice was aware that failing to seat belt a prisoner might result in injury or death, the judge said.
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They said the car was traveling above the 723 miles-per-hour (64 kph) speed limit, and that he was not wearing a seat belt.
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Rice still faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment and a remaining misconduct in office charge for failing to secure Gray with a seat belt.
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Foxx says he used a pair of EMT scissors to cut the driver's seat belt and hoisted him out of the truck and to safety.
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They said the car was traveling above the 40 miles-per-hour (64 kph) speed limit, and that he was not wearing a seat belt.
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Overall, about 22 percent of Americans said they always used a seat belt in 53, an increase of 25 percent from 23, the study found.
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Seat belt compliance rates were more than 33 percentage points higher in counties with laws permitting tickets just for not buckling up, the study 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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When Harrison opened the door and asked the driver to get out, he reached back like he was going for his seat belt, Harrison said.
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The recall covers 2015-18 Ford F-150 Regular Cab and SuperCrew Cab vehicles in North America for driver and front passenger seat belt pretensioners.
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Authorities said they believe Sein understood the safety requirements because he could see that the seat belt signs were illuminated and other passengers were seated.
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The recall covers 2015-2018 Ford F-150 Regular Cab and SuperCrew Cab vehicles in North America for driver and front passenger seat-belt pretensioners.
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Often called automotive "black boxes", EDRs generally record data like speed, seat-belt usage and pedal position in the seconds before and after a crash.
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The Transportation Department's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) will deny petitions that would weaken or even remove the seat belt requirements on certain buses.
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The deal is not directly related to the larger effort to secure a lifeline for Takata and its primary seat belt and air bag businesses.
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"We went to hit the very first drop, and as soon as we went over, I felt the seat belt release," Latham told KVII-TV.
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Halfway through "Vogue" she had her seat belt unbuckled, and by the end of the song she was propping her stilettos on the car ceiling.
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At this time, make sure your seatback's up and tray tables are in their full, upright position and that your seat belt is correctly fastened.
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Then, while "fully under water," Vance said he unbuckled his seat belt and swam to the surface as the helicopter rolled on top of him.
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It is unclear whether the bus driver was speeding or wearing a seat belt, Homendy said, but the NTSB has requested the driver's driving record.
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O'Grey had an embarrassing incident on a plane when the flight crew had to wait for a seat belt extension for him before taking off.
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The recall covers 2015-18 Ford F-150 Regular Cab and SuperCrew Cab vehicles in North America for driver and front passenger seat-belt pretensioners.
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Gray wasn't wearing a seat belt while riding in the van, former Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts revealed in a press conference on April 24.
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She allegedly took off when he got caught in his seat belt, dragging her ex and injuring him while their infant daughter was in the car.
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Gonzales reported the driver of the Suburban, Kelley Gene Williamson, 57, was ejected from the car during the crash and was not wearing a seat belt.
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Two million 2015-2018 Ford F-150 trucks are being recalled across North America due to fire and smoke hazards from seat belt parts, Reuters reports.
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That the officer failed to put a seat belt on Gray, Williams said, does not prove that he intended to take him on a rough ride.
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The prosecution wanted the judge to presume Rice had read a general order mandating that officers seat belt prisoners, Williams said, but failed to prove it.
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When his daughter and the neighbor tried to escape in a car, Hodgkinson opened the passenger door and cut his daughter's seat belt with a pocketknife.
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Gray was handcuffed and shackled, but left unrestrained by a seat belt, during the nearly 45-minute ride from his arrest site to the police station.
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I buckle my seat belt, and then double-check it after I climb into the back of a white, black, and orange Toyota Prius V wagon.
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The 25-year-old Gray suffered a fatal spinal injury in April 2015 after being arrested and put in a police van without a seat belt.
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As she followed the white truck driver to his home, she unbuckled her seat belt, leaned forward and pulled out a small handgun as Jace watched.
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"Getting the flu shot is the same kind of sensible protection as buckling up your seat belt," HHS secretary Alex Azar said at a briefing yesterday.
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Brown was found to have the remaining 4 percent of the blame because he got in the car with Brent and didn't use his seat belt.
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That's controlling for all of the different factors in a passenger's body, the car model, and whether or not the passenger is wearing a seat belt.
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If your dog tends to be overly wiggly, this dog seat belt can also help keep them in the back seat rather than behind the wheel.
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Twice, after getting into a cab and speaking in Mandarin, I was berated for not putting on my seat belt, even though I'd already done so.
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The Transportation Department's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) denied petitions Tuesday that would have weakened or even removed the seat belt requirements on certain buses.
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GM also significantly upgraded the Corvette's interior compared with previous generations, including significantly more levels of customization – from seat belt colors to unique driver screen clusters.
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After a perfectly normal takeoff, the seat-belt sign switched off and we all moved forward to our appointed stations, next to the bolted-down equipment.
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The mechanism of the pretensioner, which works in tandem with air bags, involves an explosive charge that locks a seat belt in place during a crash.
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He reportedly helped cut the passenger out of his seat belt and, as you can see in the video ... helped pull the guy out to safety.
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Jen allegedly hit him in the face and he asked to get out ... but when he got caught in his seat belt, she drove off anyway.
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"A lot of things affect these trends," McGinty said, including other laws such as states' seat belt laws and the increasing manufacture of airbags over the decades.
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Family members rushed into the water to rescue the child, who was "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," the statement read.
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According to cops, the officer told Jacquees he was getting pulled over for failure to wear his seat belt, and was asked to present his driver's license.
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"The police told me that her window was down and that her seat belt was off, so they figure she was trying to get out," Liz says.
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Father of the year A dad saved his 6-year-old son from certain death when the son's seat belt came undone during a roller coaster ride.
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They said Gray was combative and uncooperative and that Goodson used his judgment to not put a seat belt on Gray because he felt it wasn't safe.
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The large, growing crowd and the confined space in the back of the transport wagon all informed Rice's decision not to restrain Gray with a seat belt.
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In fact, just last week, according to the family, a Latino autistic boy was tased in California after not instantly complying with instructions regarding his seat belt.
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She created a small attachment that reads, "I AM DEAF I HAVE A COCHLEAR IMPLANT NO MRI," to put on Shae's seat belt, backpack, and other accessories.
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Also consider a pet seat belt – some states might even require pet owners to keep their animal safely retrained in vehicles, so this is the perfect addition.
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And it's not just the drivers, "when the driver is in control and puts their seat belt on, it influences everyone else in the vehicle," she said.
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The agency said during crash testing in December the driver seat belt webbing completely separated, prompting the investigation into whether the issue could occur in consumer driving.
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"The only quantifiable cost of the final rule is the value of the person's time necessary to buckle the seat belt, which is negligible," the agency wrote.
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She proceeded to convinced Reagan to allow the air bag rule to go forward, provided two thirds of the states did not pass mandatory seat belt laws.
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IIHS employs engineers to test booster seats and chose BubbleBum as a best bet because it properly positions the seat belt on kids in virtually any vehicle.
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Toy Story Alien Tote by Harveys, $178, available at shopDisneyHarvey's seat belt bags have a cult-like following, and for good reason — they're sleek and very sturdy.
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"The fasten seat belt signs were illuminated at the time of the upset, the flight crew anticipated possible turbulence," the airline said, according to The Aviation Herald.
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When the end credits rolled and people started clapping, I had tears in my eyes, and I literally reached down as if to unbuckle my seat belt.
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Prosecutors failed to convince jurors that the officers had caused Gray's death by failing to secure him in a seat belt in the back of the van.
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As their car cruised up North Interstate Highway 45, the woman unbuckled her seat belt, crawled out of the vehicle, and fell from the car, authorities said.
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Smoking rates and automobile fatalities declined after researchers studied the issues and found methods of intervention that worked, like taxes on cigarettes and mandatory seat belt laws.
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I fall asleep soon after and only wake up when the flight attendant nudges me to put on my seat belt and prepare for landing in Nice.
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Ford Motor said on Thursday it would recall 2 million F-150 pickup trucks in North America to address fire and smoke concerns in seat-belt pretensioners.
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Take the airplane standers who defy the sit down-seat belt sign and threaten the on-time departure that is the subject of so much management attention.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Romania Earlier this month, the Romanian police launched an eerie awareness campaign about the life-saving qualities of the seat belt.
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Each seat in the exhibition comes with a corny title celebrating the virtues of the seat belt, and a heartbreaking story from the survivor of the crash.
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They said Gray was combative and uncooperative and that Goodson used his judgment to not seat belt Gray because he felt it was not safe to do so.
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"I was grateful that it saved my life, but it was hard to wrap my head around all the injuries the seat belt caused," Arnold, 22, tells PEOPLE.
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"Seat-belt use was more common by then, and fewer Americans were dying of head injuries, depriving transplantation of its most reliable sources of pristine organs," Reynolds explained.
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Her husband Kenneth didn't have problems with his seat belt but did feel like his body came out of the seat when they went down the steep decline.
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As we reported ... the estate disputes Venus' claim at least one person in the Barson's car was not wearing a seat belt ... saying the vehicle data proves it.
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As we reported, Kevin's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda did not have harnesses and no one in the car had a seat belt on at the time of the crash.
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Schneider applied a painful compliance arm hold to Wheatcroft and kept telling him to relax, all while Wheatcroft was tangled in the seat belt around his right shoulder.
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If that happens, the front air bags won't inflate in a crash and the seat belt pre-tensioners may not tighten up around occupants to help prevent injuries.
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In addition to dual-port USB charging, it features a spring-loaded window punch and a seat belt cutter that is tested to cut through a 5,000 lb.
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A safety advocacy group is pushing for proper child restraints on school buses and planes — two areas where the organization says seat belt safety can sometimes be overlooked.
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Flight attendants make sure the galley is secure, instructing passengers to put their tray table up, fasten their seat belt, and return their seats to their upright positions.
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He was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and cited for loitering or refusing to leave a designated evacuation zone and failing to wear his seat belt.
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As for Durham drivers, 53 "unsafe driving" violations were reported in the last two years, most of which (30) involved failing to use a seat belt, the administration said.
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Family members rushed into the water to try and rescue the child, who was "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," the statement read.
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"This study expanded those findings to show that, even within rural areas, there are differences in passenger-vehicle occupant death rates and seat belt use," Beck said by email.
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Autonomous ridesharing will need to detect passenger occupancy and seat belt engagement, so that an autonomous vehicle can ensure passengers are safely on board a vehicle before driving off.
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Warren Stevens, who described himself as a mentor to Nero, and conducted on the job training with him, says he never taught Nero to seat belt prisoners in vans.
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Martin Bartness, who formally oversaw police department directives, testified for the prosecution that a new seat belt policy for prisoners in vans went into place days before Gray's arrest.
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Delbert Latham and his 6-year-old son Kayson were on a roller coaster at Wonderland, an Amarillo, Texas amusement park, when Kayson's seat belt came undone mid-ride.
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Latham, who happened to be recording video to show his wife, captured the moment his son's seat belt releases and Kaysen is thrown to the bottom of the cart.
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The vehicle's driver, 48, and another passenger -- a 28-year-old woman who authorities say was also not wearing a seat belt -- were injured, according to CNN affiliate KSTU.
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The Takata deal with Piston Group is not directly related to the larger effort to secure a lifeline for Takata and its primary seat belt and air bag businesses.
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Make sure children are always properly buckled into the back seat in a car seat, booster seat or seat belt, whichever is appropriate for their age, height and weight.
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The report also says Green -- who wasn't wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash -- had a bag of cocaine in the front seat of his car.
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The display guides you through the steps of starting your trip, including ensuring your seat belt is fastened, checking your destination and then setting off on the ride itself.
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The unemployment rate in the western Hungarian town of Papa, where Hirtenberger Automotive Safety employs 725 people making products such as seat belt pre-tensioners, was approaching virtually zero.
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Less than 24 hours later, police said he drove "straight into a wall" on a highway embankment in Oklahoma City at high speed while not wearing a seat belt.
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"There are reminders to put your seat belt on, turn off the headlights and take the key out of the ignition," said Janette Fennell, president and founder of KidsAndCars.org.
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In my opinion, if someone tells you the seat belt is broken, you should go ahead and just shut that part down and not let anyone on that ride.
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"But just as you can't put a seat belt on when you have a car accident, you can't put your life jacket on as you fall overboard," she said.
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"If strong winds and flying debris occur while driving, pull over and park, keeping your seat belt on and the engine running to ensure airbags will deploy," Heneghan said.
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Giving the elderly or vulnerable paid leave only after they are sick is like buckling the seat belt for someone only after there has been a devastating car accident.
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The survey comes as seat-belt use has risen to an all-time high in the U.S., with an estimated 90 percent of drivers saying they now buckle up.
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These women can typically still find clothing at straight size stores and don't have to covertly ask a flight attendant for a seat belt extender when they board a plane.
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He was hauled to a nearby police station where he was booked for a bunch of charges including DUI, driving without a license and failure to use a seat belt.
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Defense: It was 'impossible' to seat belt Gray Marc Zayon, Nero's attorney, portrayed his client as a man devoted to public service, including stints as an EMT and volunteer firefighter.
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The ATV flipped over, and the country artist's daughter was submerged for several minutes as Spears and others attempted to free her from the vehicle's safety netting and seat belt.
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The ATV flipped over, and the country artist's daughter was submerged for several minutes as Spears and others attempted to free her from the vehicle's safety netting and seat belt.
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After Maddie's ATV flipped over, the country artist's daughter was submerged for several minutes as Spears and others attempted to free her from the vehicle's safety netting and seat belt.
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In a common example, many people get nervous flying in commercial jets, but when was the last time you buckled your seat belt in the back seat of a taxi?
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Passenger Derek Lindahl said a woman sitting in front of him rose 2 feet into the air in the cabin at one point because she wasn't wearing a seat belt.
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No one can prepare you for the feeling of being able to sit down in an airplane seat, cross your legs and not need an extender for the seat belt.
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The singer recorded a video for his fans, and addressed what he calls the "excessive force" a cop used Wednesday while busting Jacquees for allegedly driving without a seat belt.
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Thereafter, when attempting to produce his driver's license as instructed, and trying to unbuckle his seat belt to do so, he was shot dead in a hail of seven bullets.
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The CDC report encourages drivers to obey speed limits, avoid using drugs or alcohol before driving, always wear a seat belt and properly buckle up children in the back seat.
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Brenda Lawrence (D-Mich.), however, expressed concern that Trump's order will further delay an agency rule required by 2012 highway law mandating cars have a rear seat belt reminder system.
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It turns out failing to wear your seat belt is a common drag on Uber rider ratings — it even hurt the rating of now-CEO Dara Khosrowshahi for a while.
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And drivers frequently cite a rider's failure to wear a seat belt as a source of irritation — and also often a reason for lowering the rider's rating, the spokesperson said.
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They were able to keep Pedrone's head above water, but her arm was tangled in the seat belt, so Turner had to clamber back into the car to free her.
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A pair of consumer groups is suing the Department of Transportation (DOT) for failing to implement an Obama-era rule requiring seat belt warnings for passengers in the back seat.
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Passengers report a nearly 20 percent drop off in rear seat belt use when riding in a ride-share vehicle or taxi, according to a 2017 NSC public opinion survey.
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"You can't put a seat belt around the brain," says Adnan Hirad, a graduate student at the University of Rochester who has done research on brain injuries in football players.
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He slips the bungee from the back bay over himself like a seat belt, fastens one end of the paddle leash to the carry handle, the other round his ankle.
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It turns out that the Dot boots even quicker than I imagined it would, about 45 seconds, or before everyone has taken a seat and put on a seat belt.
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Details about the accident are sparse, but the Alabama Highway Patrol says neither Jeffrey Brasher nor Austin Brasher were wearing a seat belt and alcohol was a factor in the crash.
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Jenner noted in her Instagram Story that she asked the cake makers to ensure that Stormi was depicted wearing a seat belt, because even pretend cake-size babies should be safe.
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The 25-year-old black prisoner died from spinal injuries last year after being shackled without a seat belt in a police van, sparking days of racial unrest in the city.
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"The problem is, like wearing a seat belt itself, people still ignore the warning light (and) sound that appears on their dashboard," added Elspas, founder of the blog Mommy Blog Expert.
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Not wearing a seat belt for the first time in years due to a stomachache, the Mount Pleasant, Utah, teen was ejected from the truck and thrown into a metal pole.
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Erica Conrad who went to the water park on June 21, 2015, videotaped her friend Matt coming down the slide and was shocked to see that his seat belt wasn't on.
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The ATV flipped over, and the country artist's daughter was submerged for several minutes as Jamie Lynn and others attempted to free her from the vehicle's safety netting and seat belt.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co said Thursday it would recall 2 million F-150 pickup trucks in North America to address fire and smoke concerns in seat-belt pretensioners.
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Not because of the five-point harness seat belt I tightened before hitting the accelerator, but because the car, the track, and my crash are all the work of a computer.
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Fully 85% of the people who perished on America's roads last year either were not wearing a seat belt or were in accidents where a driver had been speeding or drinking.
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BubbleBum keeps kids safer in the event of a crash by positioning the seat belt on their legs rather than their stomach, and the memory foam helps kids' bodies stay stable.
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GM received a report in May of a crash involving a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado truck in which the driver's frontal air bag and seat belt equipment called pretensioners did not deploy.
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Ford said it has 23 reports of smoke or fire related to seat belt pretensioners in the U.S. and Canada, but has not received complaints of any injuries as a result.
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" Johnson nodded, and Kaufman continued, "On Virgin Atlantic, coming in, the flight attendant had to show us how to use a seat belt and the air-bag thing, the oxygen mask.
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YG got the handcuffs slapped on him early Wednesday morning after LAPD pulled over the Maybach he was in, and yet all he got was a ticket for no seat belt.
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Sarah had toxic levels of Benadryl in her system at the time of the crash, and Jennifer was the only family member wearing a seat belt, as was revealed at the inquest.
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National attention to the Baltimore Police Department intensified after the 2015 death of Freddie Gray, who died after being subjected to a "rough ride" in a police van without a seat belt.
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Jacquees got into a confrontation with cops on South Beach -- with a bunch of Spring Breakers watching -- and ended up getting arrested, after allegedly driving without a seat belt ... TMZ has learned.
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"This 16-year-old driver was very lucky to have escaped without any injuries thanks in part to his seat [belt] and air bags," the sheriff's office said in a Facebook post.
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Stevens also testified he did not read aloud at roll call a police department general order issued just days before Gray's arrest that required, among other things, that officers seat belt prisoners.
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It's officially known as an event data recorder (EDR), and it records on a loop metrics such as speed, brake application, air bag deployment and seat belt use from the car's sensors.
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Until then, and even afterward, it is important to take all the usual safety steps: buckle your seat belt, don't drink alcohol before driving, don't use your phone, and don't drive drowsy.
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Allan said there were two components that contributed to Gray's manner of death: failure to use a seat belt and failure to get medical attention when Gray acknowledged that he needed it.
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He was shackled by his hands and feet but unrestrained by a seat belt, which meant he couldn't protect himself from the impact as he crashed into the interior of the vehicle.
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Related: Britney Spears asks for prayers for her niece The accident resulted in her being "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," authorities said at the time.
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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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Immesberger was driving above the posted speed limit and was not wearing a seat belt during the fatal single-car crash, according to a report from The Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
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Still, lower seat belt use in rural areas clearly contributes to higher death rates, said Dr. Jacob Sunshine, a researcher at the University of Washington in Seattle who wasn't involved in the study.
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The prosecution says Nero participated in stopping Gray without the necessary probable cause and didn't put a seat belt on him when he was placed in a transport van, leading to his death.
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Prosecutors alleged that Rice had caused Gray's death last year by failing to fasten him in a seat belt in the back of the police van, where he suffered severe spinal-cord injuries.
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Death rates have improved over the years due to advances in modern medicine, public safety improvements such as seat belt laws and a decline in the number of people who take up smoking.
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Rice was the supervisor, the first officer to give chase, and put Gray into the transport wagon after he was shackled, but didn't seat belt him, according to the testimony of other officers.
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Flying from her home country of New Zealand to Australia for the first time, Martin, now a mom of three, was unaware of the size restrictions for the seat or the seat belt.
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The scant number of counties meeting that 92 percent U.S. target for seat belt use might be explained in part by a lack of awareness of the state laws, Lee said by email.
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He and five other officers were charged in connection with the April 2015 death of Gray, who suffered a fatal spinal injury after being shackled without a seat belt in the police van.
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Transportation Department officials laid out a plan Wednesday that would focus first on promoting efforts such as increased seat belt use, the use of rumble strips and campaigns against drunken and distracted driving.
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NYPD hadn't arrived on the scene yet, so Cuomo and the state police he was traveling with got out of the car and cut the passenger out of his seat belt, Lever said.
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The seat belt might also make that list, as well as the fire extinguisher, helmet and swim vest, given that accidents are taking far fewer lives that they did a hundred years ago.
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In the test, the seat belt in Tesla's Model S was not effective and could lead to the driver's head striking the steering wheel hard through the air bag, according to the report.
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Gray suffered a fatal spinal cord injury April 12 as he thrashed around the back of a police van without a seat belt, restrained by handcuffs, and despite repeated pleas for medical aid.
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In a story about smart cars and data collection last month, The Washington Post noted that this data collection can reveal much more than pizza preferences or how often you wear a seat belt.
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To relive those traumatic moments — which only happen maybe a dozen times a year for me — from the comfort of my seat-belt-free spot on the couch felt surreal, but just as uncomfortable.
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A wide band on one side of the carrier fits over the handle of a rolling suitcase, while on the other side, two straps clip together for easy attachment to a car seat belt.
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To get the full safety benefit in crashes, the adult seat belt has to remain on the strong parts of a child's body: across the middle of the shoulder and across the upper thighs.
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Initial reports from the Mesa Airlines flight attendants indicate that Ms. Harper attempted to visit the lavatory on final descent and was instructed to remain seated with the seat belt fastened per FAA regulations.
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A total of six Baltimore police officers were charged in the April 2015 death of Freddie Gray, who suffered a fatal spinal injury after being shackled without a seat belt in a police van.
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It also includes a few items you're less likely to need — a seat belt cutter, an emergency blanket, a windshield breaker — but that are definitely worth having, if only for the peace of mind.
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While most people can wear contact lenses safely with simple precautions, taking risks like wearing them overnight or exposing them to water is like being in a car without a seat belt, Hovanesian said.
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A viral video shot by a New Mexico woman shows a police officer using a baton to shatter a car's window after the driver was reportedly initially pulled over for a seat belt violation.
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"We want to know why our loved one was brutally shot in a police car — handcuffed, seat belt, and in the front seat," said Green's fiancé, Sandra Mathis, in an interview with ABC 7.
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States more consistently implemented seat belt laws and comprehensive driver's education, reducing the risks of death from accidents and preparing drivers for the responsibility of managing a vehicle that has the capability to kill.
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My old car is from the '173s and has the automatic seat belt connected to the door things (Google it), but he says I should have the lap portion fastened also. Give. me. a. break.
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This pet carrier expands to nearly three times the size of an average carrier and has several useful features including soft fleece mats, luggage and seat belt straps, an exterior pocket, and a padded handle.
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Most companies thrive, however, when given room to grow, and Ko cited the automotive industry in the '60s — before emissions controls and seat-belt laws — as a testimony to progress by way of unregulated growth.
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It must have only been a second or two, he said, but it felt like much longer before he was able to get the seat belt unlatched and pull the man out of the car.
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Except for two speeding tickets and a cryptic charge of "Public Nuisance-Interfere/Obstruct/Render Dangerous Public Road/Water," none involved safety—save to himself, with three citations for failing to wear a seat belt.
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TMZ broke the story, Maddie was riding in a Polaris Sunday when it flipped over into a pond, submerging her for 2 minutes as her mom and stepdad frantically tried to unfasten her seat belt.
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The recall came just weeks after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened a preliminary investigation in August after five complaints of fires in the seat belt component, including three vehicles destroyed by fires.
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But we know Gray was transported while cuffed and without a seat belt, despite his repeated pleas for medical help, and broke his neck in the transport vehicle — an injury that would later kill him.
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It was argued that Goodson had chances to aid Gray and was the direct cause of Gray's injuries, because he was driving the van recklessly and Gray was shackled but not wearing a seat belt.
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Goodson failed to follow procedures when Gray was put in his van while shackled and was not secured with a seat belt, Schatzow told Judge Barry Williams, who is hearing the case in a bench trial.
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It was alleged by prosecutors that Rice had caused Gray's death last year by failing to fasten him in a seat belt in the back of the police van, where he suffered severe spinal cord injuries.
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Today, in most new cars, you hear an alert if a driver or passenger is not wearing a seat belt or if you leave the key in the ignition when you get out of the vehicle.
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Jay forgets to fasten his seat belt, so he rolls around the car as Tommy Lee Jones sits, calmly, upside down, presumably pretending not to smell the foul stench inside the car while the cameras roll.
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Sam and Judge headed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where she says the doctors ran some test scans and diagnosed her with intestinal and gastrointestinal bleeding, along with an acute trauma injury from the seat belt.
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Prosecutors argued Rice, 42, who pleaded not guilty, was in charge at the time of Gray's arrest and should have known to secure Gray with a seat belt when he was transported in a police van.
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The two officers are among the six Baltimore police officers charged in the April 2015 death of Freddie Gray, who suffered a fatal spinal injury after being shackled without a seat belt in the police van.
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"The force of the seat belt cutting into her was so severe that it cut into her side," he said, adding that she would later have bruises running from below her knee up to her waist.
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Environmental sampling, where they tested the air regularly during the flight and took samples from hard touch surfaces, like the top and bottom of the tray table, and some seat belt buckles and outside bathroom handles.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Young Dolph's car was pulled over Tuesday afternoon because he was not wearing a seat belt while driving, and cops thought they smelled some chronic when they went to the window.
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"We already knew that death rates were higher and seat belt use was lower in rural versus urban areas," said lead study author Laurie Beck, of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta.
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Among all states with primary seat belt laws nationwide, overall crash death rates were lowest in the Northeast at 3.9 fatalities for every 100,000 people and highest in the South with 10.9 deaths for every 100,000 people.
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"According to the spreadsheet I have, 55 of those 112 fatalities had a seat belt available in the vehicle they were in, yet they chose not to wear it at the time of the crash," Wagener said.
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The 25-year-old had been handcuffed and shackled in the back of the van, but he was not restrained by a seat belt, prompting accusations that the officers had not just been reckless, but intentionally rough.
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"The Court is not satisfied that the State has shown that the defendant had a duty to seat belt Mr. Gray and, if there was a duty, that the defendant was aware of the duty," Williams wrote.
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Though there are many things that federal and state officials can do to improve road safety, drivers and passengers can follow these tips: Use a seat belt in every seat, on every trip, no matter how short.
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"I don't like riding in a car unless there's music," Madonna, 58, said before singing "Vogue" – along with the accompanying dance that was followed by her taking off her seat belt and breaking out some leg splits.
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Public health officials renewed their calls on Wednesday to prevent crash deaths in the U.S. by using evidence-based policies and technologies, such as employing breath-testing ignition locks and expanding the enforcement of seat belt use.
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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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The FMCSA measured the costs and benefits of the rule: "The only quantifiable cost of the final rule is the value of the person's time necessary to buckle the seat belt, which is negligible," the agency wrote.
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Why your child doesn't wear a seat belt on the school bus Durham School Services CEO David Duke said in a YouTube statement that the company, which runs the bus service, was cooperating with federal and local investigations.
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Presumably, you buckled your seat belt, synced up your phone to the radio—or plugged in an aux cable if you're old skool—and maybe wondered if you put the coffee grounds back in their airtight container (yuppie).
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Charles Sullivan, who worked with him before he graduated from the academy, says he also never taught Nero how to seat belt passengers in vans, and never initialed the training form that Nero performed or reviewed transporting prisoners.
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As Williams put it, two questions were at issue: Could an officer under similar circumstances as Nero expect another officer in the van with Gray to seat belt him, especially if that person was in a higher position?
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In both cases, the defense's theory has been that the ultimate responsibility to seat belt Gray lay with the driver, and that the fatal injury occurred during his transport, not during the course of their officer's respective involvements.
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More unsettling and complex are the Seat Assignment photographs made when the artist limits herself to whatever materials she has access to while confined to her seat: in-flight magazines, the seat belt, snacks offered by flight attendants.
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In the tests conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the seat belt in Tesla's Model S was not effective and could lead to the driver's head striking the steering wheel hard through the air bag.
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You may notice the sounds when the "fasten seat belt" sign turns off, when the plane has reached an altitude of 10,000 feet and it's safe to turn on your devices, and at other — sometimes seemingly random — times.
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Some people have this strange notion that their Uber has a magical aura surrounding it, protecting the car from any and all accidents that may happen, and feel like they don't have to put on a seat belt.
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We are not even Rwanda, where, after the genocide, a quota system ensured that 30 percent of government positions were filled by women, who brought with them basic policy innovations like seat-belt regulation—and, oh yes, peace.
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More From Tonic: What Will Probably HappenNot washing your hands is kind of like not wearing your seat belt, says Sally Bloomfield, a hand hygiene researcher and honorary professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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As studies keep popping up showing that riding small electric vehicles like scooters leads to more head and other serious injuries, everyone's trying to make helmet use as second-nature as buckling your seat belt in a car.
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The agency said over the last four decades the general downward trend in vehicle deaths is attributed to a variety of factors including increased seat belt use, reduced impaired driving and features like air bags and electronic stability control.
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So, anybody who is here tonight, if I get elected president, head out tomorrow and buy a seat belt, because there's going to be so much happening in the first 100 days, it's going to make your head spin.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Queen Elizabeth's 97-year-old husband Prince Philip received a warning from police after he was photographed apparently driving without a seat belt, just two days after he was involved in a crash while at the wheel.
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The full list of soon-to-be mandatory safety features can be downloaded here — accompanied by a diagram in case you didn't know where to find a seat belt or realize a "reversing camera" is sited on the trunk.
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Due to improper programming of the air bag control modules, it is possible under certain conditions for the air bags and seat belt pretensioners to activate shortly after start-up when it is not necessary, the company said Tuesday.
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As such, after walking through the jet bridge and into its cabin, it really does feel like you're about to take off—so much so that when I take my seat I instinctively feel around for a seat belt.
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"The agenda within the first 100 days, you're going to need to have a seat belt to stay up with it," he told CNBC on Monday, a day before New Hampshire voters cast ballots in the nation's first primary.
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Venus Williams says at least one of the victims in the Florida crash that left one man dead was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident ... this according to new court docs obtained by TMZ.
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After the man reached toward her again, despite her attempts to stop him, she said she unbuckled her seat belt, and ran to the back of the plane where she asked to speak with members of the flight crew.
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Elsewhere, the presentation includes safety information, such as when to bring oxygen tanks onto an aircraft, and what the pilot needs to do before takeoff (ensure that each person has been notified to fasten his or her seat belt).
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As soon as the seat belt sign flickered off, we jumped out of our seats and walked back to Lotter, iPhones in hand, and held our first mid-air gaggle on a commercial flight (as a few perplexed passengers looked on).
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Baltimore, Maryland (CNN)The second of six police officers went on trial Thursday in the highly charged case of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black prisoner who died after being shackled without a seat belt in a police van.
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Rice, who was the highest ranked officer charged, still faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, second degree reckless assault, reckless endangerment and a remaining misconduct in office charge for failing to secure Gray with a seat belt inside a police vehicle.
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At the criminal trial, prosecutors argued that in neglecting to buckle Gray into a seat belt and failing to take him to a hospital, the officers&apos didn&apost follow department procedures and that their inaction amounted to a crime.
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Nissan said that 622,110 Sentra cars, part of the recall announced on Friday, are also the subject of a second recall, because the front passenger seat belt bracket may become deformed if it is used to secure a child restraint system.
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"They lifted her, and we scooted her on the seat and put the seat belt on her and made sure she was up there far enough so she wouldn't fall out either side, and that was it," Cummings told KCRA.
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Other witnesses included a former police trainer, a crime lab technician who took photos of the van, a city official who testified about van seat belt purchases and an officer who showed how a detainee could move around in the van.
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The fasten-seat-belt sign goes on and a specially designed tanker that has come to meet up with us from wherever is the nearest American air baseflies a few dozen yards over our plane and drops down a hose.
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An emergency tool disguised as a car charger, the Ztylus serves a car's outlet to power up your phone when you need it, but it comes to your rescue as a spring-loaded punch and seat belt cutter when disaster strikes.
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Variables in our model include some that are short-term and cyclical, such as gas prices and unemployment rates, as well as others that are long-term and structural, such as polices governing seat belt use and other safety regulations.
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The company said the air bag control unit may short circuit because they may be susceptible to electrical overstress, preventing the frontal air bags and seat belt pretensioners, which pull the driver and front seat passenger firmly back into their seats, from deploying.
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Why it matters: AEB is one of the most effective safety features since the seat belt — reducing crashes by up to 22019% in one study — which is why the industry decided consumers would benefit faster if compliance were voluntary rather than mandated.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor Co will recall about 978,000 Sonata cars in the United States because of a seat belt glitch that has led to one minor injury, according to a report filed on Thursday by the South Korean automaker with U.S. regulators.
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"While allowing other passengers to get up and use the restroom on a seemingly uneventful flight, United Airlines crew wouldn't allow me to get up and use the restroom until the pilot turned off the seat belt sign," Harper wrote on her Facebook.
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A Kansas City woman has described the terrifying scene as her friend's seat belt came off as he went down the world's tallest water slide – a year before 10-year-old Caleb Schwab was decapitated in a horrible accident on the thrill ride.
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According to a study from the CDC, this sets teens up to engage in more risky behavior, such as drinking or texting while driving or not wearing a seat belt or helmet, compared with those who get at least nine hours a night.
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While drunk driving laws and seat belt laws could be enforced through, say, a drive-through check point, police officers going from home to home to check on how secure a family's guns are would be unpopular at best, and unconstitutional at worst.
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"Certain Chrysler, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mitsubishi and Toyota vehicles are equipped with an air bag control unit produced by TRW (ZF), which could fail during a crash event resulting in non-deployment of air bags and seat belt pretensioners," the NHTSA said.
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Seven states -- Arkansas, California, Florida, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York and Texas -- have passed some variation of a seat belt law for larger school buses (even if funding had not been appropriated in all cases), notes the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Instead, it would be Gray's treatment in the police van that would kill him: Gray received a fatal spinal cord injury after thrashing around the back of the vehicle without a seat belt, all while his pleas for medical help went ignored.
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Karissa McKelvey, a fellow at the Aspen Tech Policy Hub, a San Francisco policy incubator, says we're living in times akin to the car industry in the early 20th century when there were no seat belt laws or government agency setting vehicle safety standards.
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While the purpose of a seat belt is to distribute the crash forces over the strong bones of the body — the shoulders and hips — the Evenflo test instead showed the belt slipped off the shoulder and wound up taut around the soft abdomen and ribs.
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"Defendant states that the injuries and/or damages to the Plaintiff were solely and/or proximately caused by the unreasonable failure of the Plaintiff to use an available and operational seat belt and the time of the accident," Williams' response, filed July 21, states.
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Rice faces several charges, including: - Involuntary manslaughter - Second-degree reckless assault/reckless endangerment - One count of misconduct in office for allegedly arresting Gray without probable cause - One count of misconduct in office for failing to secure Gray with a seat belt inside a police vehicle.
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Over several decades, NHTSA's publicly funded research into traffic and vehicle safety has identified a number of ways that driving fatalities can be reduced, suggesting strategies for the public and policymakers on ways to reduce drunk driving and increase car seat and seat belt use.
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Porter was the first of six officers to go on trial in the closely watched case involving Gray, a 25-year-old detainee who suffered a fatal neck injury in April after being shackled and placed without a seat belt in a police van.
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Even so, the findings add to growing evidence suggesting that seat belt laws can be effective at getting more drivers and passengers to buckle up, said Dr. Lois Lee, an emergency medicine physician and researcher at Boston Children's Hospital who wasn't involved in the study.
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Niomi Deona James, 11, and Jayla Latrice Parler, 13, died after the 2015 Ford Fiesta they were riding in was hit by a 2015 Chrysler 300 driven by Halsell, King said in a statement, adding that neither of the girls was wearing a seat belt.
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Then I saw the face, then the car, then the blue twist of the seat belt, and only after I'd read the title did the little black rectangle atop the pink ball of paint resolve itself into a gun in a white cop's hand.
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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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This device is supposed to communicate with a car's sensors and help trigger its airbags and seat belt pretensioners, which is a part of the harness that is designed to tighten and hold riders back during a collision and help lower the risk of injury.
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Stand-out features of the tracking system include monitoring everything from whether a passenger's seat belt is fastened—a task that's traditionally performed by human flight attendants—with green or red signals, according to Bloomberg, to the time a passenger spends in the lavatory.
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During closing arguments Monday, prosecutors continued to argue that Goodson failed on two accounts: neglecting to provide Gray with proper medical assistance after Gray indicated that he wanted to go to the hospital and failing to put a seat belt Gray in the back of the van.
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The American School Bus Council, which educates on behalf of transportation providers, explains seat belt-less bus safety this way: "The children are protected like eggs in an egg carton — compartmentalized, and surrounded with padding and structural integrity to secure the entire container," the Council's website says.
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If you read my previous piece on the problems with smart guns, then you hopefully understand the differences between a seat belt and smart gun tech, and why the prospect of having smart technology forcibly included in all new firearms drives gun nuts into apoplectic fits.
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The erroneous code could temporarily disable the side air bag and deployment seat of belt pretensioners — which reduce seat belt slack during impacts — during a vehicle rollover spurred by a significant underbody impact, such as striking onroad debris or driving off-road, the Italian-American automaker said.
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More than a year ago, Baltimore police officers arrested Freddie Gray, put him in a van while he was cuffed but without a seat belt, and let him thrash around the back of the vehicle until he broke his spine — an injury that would later kill him.
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The FTC also warned 18 other companies about their products, including a dietary supplement endorsed by New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and marketed by his business partner Alejandro Guerrero that promised to protect against concussions by providing a kind of "seat belt" for the brain.
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The erroneous code could temporarily disable the side air bag and deployment seat of belt pretensioners - which reduce seat belt slack during impacts - during a vehicle rollover spurred by a significant underbody impact, such as striking onroad debris or driving off-road, the Italian-American automaker said.
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"However, when reached for comment about what information might be stored, the Airbus spokesperson told Gizmodo in a response relating to seat belt sensors and lavatory tracking that for "all these cases however, no passenger is 'tracked' and their identity or personal information are not stored.
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Broderick gives a wonderfully nebbishy performance, and the filmmakers do a fine job of using visual cues to define the smallness of his world — like the recurring image of his automatic seat belt, slowly wrapping tightly around his body every time he gets into his car.
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What's more, according to the AP, a National Education Association survey of bus drivers found some express concerns that students who were panicked or disoriented in an emergency may become trapped by a seat belt (and that it would be basically impossible to ensure every student was using them).
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So getting on a plane and putting yourself in a position to be judged by the person sitting next to you or the flight attendant you have to ask for the seat-belt extender can be so paralyzing, that many don't dare leave the comfort zone of their hometown.
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"The State wants this Court to simply assume that because Mr. Gray was injured, and the defendant failed to seat belt him after stop 2, allegedly ran a stop sign, and made a wide right turn, that the Defendant intentionally gave Mr. Gray a rough ride," Williams said.
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Defective Takata airbags have now been linked to 10 deaths in the U.S.GM said in a press release that the seat belt issue in pickup trucks was discovered through warranty data, and emphasized that there have been no reports of crashes, injuries or fatalities related to the issue.
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The state will be allowed to vary premiums based on how they answer the assessment and whether they avoid behaviors that worsen their health, such as failing to exercise, maintain a healthy body weight or wear a seat belt, as well as drinking excessively and using drugs or tobacco.
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The first pair decided to channel the car's features — they dressed up in a white floor-length gown by adding tassels resembling windshield wipers, a lacy belt as a chic version of a seat belt, and tied it all together with pearls and diamonds that any Fairy Godmother would deem essential.
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Though the passenger, Ronald Kevin Mundy Jr., allegedly assured Jackson the dog — a chocolate Labrador, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution — was safe, as Jackson attempted to put on his seat belt, the animal lunged at his face and bit him multiple times as he was pinned against the window.
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It provides a measure of relief from the constant negative thoughts that race through my mind every time I struggle to stuff my arms into the sleeves of my favorite work blazers or have to adjust the seat belt on an airplane to the maximum width to close it comfortably.
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City of Lago Vista, which held that police could arrest people and take them for jail for driving without a seat belt, a crime that can't be punished with jail or prison time — and thus send a signal to police to use less aggressive techniques, particularly in policing communities of color.
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In Ferguson, a black man resting in his car after playing basketball in the public park was stopped by police and charged with, among other things, not wearing a seat belt in his (parked) car and making a false declaration after giving the officer a shortened name (like "Bob" instead of "Robert").
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Drunk driving and seat belt laws helped to shape drivers' norms about highway safety; child-access prevention laws are most effective where gun owners are aware of their legal and moral responsibilities to safely store firearms around children and teens and incorporate safe storage practices as the behavioral norm for gun ownership.
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Ultimately, Williams decided that Nero neither arrested nor detained Gray, that Nero had no duty to question the officer who arrested Gray or the officers in the van who should have placed a seat belt on Gray and it wasn't clear if Nero had received orders or training on securing prisoners in transport vans.
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In five of the states -- Florida, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio and South Dakota -- the texting and driving ban is a secondary law, which means officers can't pull someone over if they see someone texting and driving unless the driver is committing a primary offense in that state, such as not wearing a seat belt or speeding.
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" The AAP advises that when children reach the upper weight or height limit for rear-facing seats, they "should use a belt-positioning booster seat until the vehicle lap and shoulder seat belt fits properly, typically when they have reached 4 ft 9 inches in height and are between 8 and 12 years of age.
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The child was hospitalized Sunday after accidentally steering her ATV into a pond on her family's Louisiana property, according to a statement from Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff Daniel Edwards, Family members rushed into the water to try and rescue the girl, who was "trapped and secured by the seat belt and the ATV's safety netting," the statement read.
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In 2006 Hodgkinson was arrested on charges of domestic battery after, according to a police report, he went into a neighbor's house to find his daughter, used bodily force to damage a door, grabbed his daughter by her hair, and when she escaped him and ran to a car, used a knife to cut her seat belt.
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As my gaze swung up to the rear window, passing over Rose (now smiling at a scene in the movie), my peripheral vision caught a guardrail, but I couldn't judge its distance because my center vision was unexpectedly occupied by a metallic square on Rose's lap that looked like the tongue of an unbuckled seat belt.
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The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) also worked with the Ad Council, which developed the well known "Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk" and "Vince and Larry" seat belt ads "Kyle I. from Dallas" shares that he tried Oxycontin at a party a couple of times and thought he had it under control.
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So even though the evidencesuggests that Gray wasn't wearing a seat belt in a moving vehicle, cried for medical care, and former Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts admitted that officers wrongly ignored Gray's cries for help, the lack of video evidence makes it all the more difficult to prove that an individual police officer or six of them were culpable for the death.
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"We had employers who looked at the evidence ... and they started putting policies in place saying, 'If you're going to drive on behalf of our company, you're going to wear a seat belt, or we're going to take disciplinary action if we find out you didn't,' and so people complained about it, but they didn't really have a choice, so they did it," he said.
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Of the 161 countries that have national seat belt laws, 105 -- or 71% of the world's population -- have seatbelt laws that meet the best-practice recommendations, which are presence of a law and a law that applies to the front and back of a vehicle Finally, 9% of the world population is covered by laws that meet the best-practice criteria for child restraints.
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So even though the evidence suggests that Gray wasn't wearing a seat belt in a moving vehicle, cried for medical care, and former Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts admitted that officers wrongly ignored Gray's cries for help, the lack of video evidence makes it all the more difficult to prove that an individual police officer or six of them were culpable for the death.
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"The manager has access to daily, weekly, and monthly reporting for each driver, including the number of acceleration, braking, cornering, distraction and speeding events, number of trips, hours & miles driven, seat belt violations, engine off incidents, reversing incidents, fuel efficiency (MPG), coaching modules assigned, coaching modules viewed, and pre-trip and post-trip daily vehicle condition reports (DVCRs)," eDriving says on its support website for Amazon drivers.
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The tech, which debuted in the recent S90 sedan and XC90 SUV, will now be deployed in the forthcoming off-road-friendly V90 Cross Country wagon, a car equipped with a slew of other adventure-enabling, anti-death innovations like beefier suspension, bigger wheels, hill descent control and seat belt pre-tensioners that will cinch you to your seat with unholy grip if the car senses a loss of control.
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The study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that teens who get less than seven hours of sleep on school nights were more likely to engage in risky behaviors -- such as texting and driving, drinking and driving, riding with a driver who was drinking, and not wearing a seat belt in a car or a helmet while on a bicycle -- than teens who sleep nine hours a night.
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The show is weighted toward the copious photographs in Katchadourian's ongoing Seat Assignment project, all taken with a cell phone aboard airplanes while she was flying to far-flung destinations, and all using, in novel ways, whatever was near at hand — from the photographs found in in-flight magazines to snacks, napkins, sugar, seat belt buckles, drinking straws, paper toilet bowl covers, a lemon peel, and the reflection of the overhead light and sunlight on glossy magazine pages.
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As Mashable notes: Among the topics that safety demonstrations must cover: how to use the seat belt, an explanation of lighted signs within the cabin, a reminder that passengers have to pay attention to those lighted signs and to crew member instructions, the location of emergency exits, requirements for passengers seated in emergency exit rows, instructions to leave baggage behind in the event of an emergency, how to use the oxygen masks, the location of life vests, the admonition that seatbacks and tray tables must be in the upright position, and the rule that there's no smoking on board.
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If you look in this way, you see the emphatically gesticulating arms of Eric Garner before he is pinned beneath the New York Police Department officer who would eventually kill him; you see the bloodied, awkwardly bent arm of Philando Castile, still constrained by his passenger-side seat belt; the arms of Antonio Zambrano flailing upward as he falls beneath gunfire from police, who killed him in 2015; the arms of the UC Davis students seated on the ground during their protest in 2011 are folded in tight, the hands not visible as Lieutenant John Pike methodically douses them with pepper spray.
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