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Re: Re: Re: Should Seatbelts be mandatory..??
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Posted by Willy-N on December 19, 2003 at 06:55:21 from (64.146.187.208):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Should Seatbelts be mandatory..?? posted by Steve on December 19, 2003 at 03:53:54:
I am only 52 so they have made them all my life. In cars that did not have them I put them in. I have roled a car off the freeway at 60 mph and walked away from it wearing a belt. I also roled a VW down a 35 ft embankment and only broke my nose on the steering wheel. On time I rear ended a car at about 30 mph and I had a 4 point seatbelt on and just jerked in the seat but all the other people flew into the dash, windsheild and the guys in the back hit the role bar with there head and allmost got killed. I have many stories where they save me as a wild teenager driving. Off road racing they keep me from hitting my head on jumps and I stay in the seat behind the controls. You could never change my mine and I don't think I could change yours about wearing them. I just hope you never need them someday and not have them on. Mark H.
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