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Me: “Got your seat belt on ... by Jean MacLeod Patient Expert

Posted Thu 09 Apr 2009 7:16pm Me: “Got your seat belt on?” Him: “Yup, both of them.” (This was his humor again, meaning he needed 2 in order to be safe with my driving.) Read on »

Click It or Ticket: Avoid Fines by Wearing Your Seat Belt by USA.gov Posted Wed 23 May 2012 12:54pm This week is the start of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s two week national “Click It or Ticket” campaign to increase seat belt usage in cars. During the Memorial Day holiday weekend, when many people are traveling, law enforcement agencies across the country will heavily enforce the message of Click It or Ticket. If yo ... Read on »

Seat Belts In The Gym We have se... by Jimmy S. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:32pm Seat Belts In The Gym We have seat belts in gyms now? Have the machines, our program design and just the overall training gone terribly wrong? We have to literally strap our bodies onto machines now. Here's the bigger question.... Why are we strapping ourselves in? It's just an excuse to load the machine up too much Read on »

A Hammock Made Of Seat Belts by Green Thinkers Posted Wed 11 Mar 2009 3:38pm It’s a hammock made from seat belts. Now we’ve seen everything. Designed by Ting and sold by Branch, this handmade Ting Sling hammock is woven of end-of-the line seat belt webbing otherwise destined for the landfill. Durable and weather-resistant. Mounting hardware and rope are included for easily adjustable installation. Comes in camel Read on »

No Seat Belt by suzette Patient Expert

Posted Fri 12 Sep 2008 6:10pm Having read a lot about the importance of seat belt, and being trained of safety by the company, I always insist that all my children are buckled in whenever the car moves... seat. Recently, he starts to challenge me by moving his shoulders out, which makes the seat belt unable to function fully in case of any accidents. I’ve been threatening him Read on »

Green Fashion Monday: A Seat Belt Purse by Sierra Club .. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 19 Oct 2009 10:04pm . As durable as it is stylish, Harveys creative design weaves recycled seat belts of different shades into a boxy, perfectly sized handbag that's sure to inspire conversation and perhaps conservation. The inner lining is made of hemp and printed (eco-friendly ink, of course) with "recycle" symbols incorporating seat belts instead of arrows. Available from Ecosumo Read on »

Seat belts. Again. by InsomniacMedic Posted Tue 22 May 2012 5:47am This overnight story from northern Israel is nothing short of horrendous and heartbreaking. Eight members of the same family, parents and six of their children killed in a car accident. A seventh child, a seven-year-old girl, survived after she was thrown clear of the car as it rolled down an embankment before bursting into flames. ... Read on »

Study: Lack Of Seat Belt Use By The Obese Puts Them At Greater Risk In A Car Crash by Jimmy M. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 1:35pm professor in the Department of Psychology at the Nashville, TN-based Vanderbilt University, hypothesized that the use of seat belts among the obese was likely less than their non... to calculate the rate of seat belt use among the increasing degrees of obesity. Using existing data from the Center For Disease Control's 2002 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Read on »

Feetbelts: San Marcos fixed gear-heads recycle seat belts into toe straps by Marcus S. Posted Thu 12 Mar 2009 4:12pm . Feetbelts are repurposed car seat belts into pedal toe staps. They come in a variety of colors for $20 a pair plus $5 in shipping (unless you want to ride down to San Marcos) and can Read on »

Seat Belts and Head Resters by Joeymom Patient Expert

Posted Fri 31 Jul 2009 6:49pm OK, so among this summer's Issues, Joey has decided it is delightful fun to play with seat belts and take the head resters completely off. Nothing to get the heart leaping that to be entering a dangerous intersection, to realize your child has decided to unbuckle his seat belt and play with the head rester, which has two large spikes on the end of it when Read on »