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Seatbelts: a Life Saver or a Taker? by: Paul Hood Seatbelts definitely save lives. Some of them have a locking feature which is truly amazing because you can pull it out all the way and let it pull back. You can also lock it and it'll not slide out until it's been pulled back all the way again. When you're on a spirited drive, it's good to have something to hold you into your seat as you take a tight turn at speed. Also, if you spend time cruising down the middle of the road, it's better to have at least one seatbelt to comfort you. When seatbelts were made mandatory, some people complained that its use increased the chances that you'd get hurt. As they said, when there would be a fire, you won't get out in time. Others claimed that wearing seatbelts increased pedestrian fatalities because it made overconfident drivers to go faster. They really hated to wear them and only did it when the fines were large and frequent enough. Aside from being fined, drivers and passengers caught without seatbelts could also lose out in court in accident scenarios. Take into account the result of every investigation after an accident, especially the severe ones '“ we can see that the wearing of the seatbelt is always an issue. In fact, the accident investigators could tell whether a certain individual was wearing a seatbelt or not based from the blood scatters and impact marks inside the vehicle. At any reasonable speed, it's simply not possible to hold on and resist the force of the impact. It's expected that the head makes a very distinctive pattern when it strikes the windshield. After all, to wear seatbelts or not is still left for you to decide on. But, you must remember that there are consequences to those people who don't want to wear them. Always keep in mind that a driver who wears a seat belt is held in place and can continue to control their vehicle after the initial impact. A belted passenger, on the other hand, will not be thrown into the path of otherwise uninvolved cars. With this, the chances of injury are relatively small when you're using a seatbelt. That, combined with the privilege to operate a motor vehicle on a public road, makes it understandable for the government to require the use of safe and legally sound seatbelts. Indeed, a seatbelt is such a small thing. And, it's quite overwhelming because of the fact that it can definitely save your life in an accident. However, almost everyone agrees that seatbelts can save lives but still many people don't bother to use them, especially those in the back seat. About The Author Ariel Velasco goes by the author alias of Paul Hood. This author is into books and writing. Reading is an essential part of his life and this has lent a considerable influence in his writing. Well traveled and would always want to travel more. He loves learning more about people and their ways. Took up a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology to further this fascination and had a fulfilling educational experience having been exposed to a wide spectrum of people. Always ready for new opportunities to learn and have a great deal of interest in different fields of expertise. For comments and questions about the article you may contact The Personal Injury Site Moderator at their website at http://www.personalinjurylawyersinc.com contactus@personalinjurylawyersinc.com This article was posted on January '28
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