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- If used incorrectly, seat belts could cause injury. In emergencies, they could slow down evacuations. But with proper training and education for both bus drivers and students, it’s believed that these concerns can be minimized.
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Nov 25, 2021 · As Lincolnshire Live and the Lincolnshire Echo launch a campaign calling for all school buses to be fitted with seatbelts, below is what the current law is on the subject.
Nov 21, 2023 · Lack of expert-recommended seat belts is not the only risk to school bus safety. “One of the gravest threats to children's safety is the surge in reckless driving around...
Oct 10, 2024 · As a result of our school bus crash investigations, we believe—and have recommended—that, when investing in new school buses, the purchased vehicles should provide children with the best protection available, which includes lap/shoulder seat belts.
Feb 12, 2024 · Seat belts make buses even safer, but few have them. Poland said that wearing a seat belt—in particular, a shoulder-lap seat belt—could lessen injuries or, in some instances, save lives.
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NHTSA’s current policy guidance is as follows: “NHTSA recommends that States and school districts considering seat belts on large school buses carefully consider impacts on school transportation safety overall. Since school buses are already very safe, the added benefit of seat
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seats of buses and coaches are not required to wear seat belts or child restraints. ´n the front seats of buses and coaches I – children from 3rd birthday up to 135 centimetres in height...
Only forward-facing seats fitted with seat belts can be used for carrying school children; rearward or side-facing seats cannot be used by pupils for school travel, even if fitted with a seat belt.