Research / Airbags and Restraints

Best Links:

IIHS: Airbags: A thorough look at airbags and safety for adults and children.

NHTSA: Air Bags: Airbag information from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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The Safety Forum: Click the vehicle "safety link" on the left navigation bar. The topics below discuss important safety issues regarding transportation and recreational vehicles. Each topic offers a public forum.

Air Bag & Seat Belt Safety Campaign: Airbag safety, public educational resources, legislation and enforcement activities, from the National Safety Council.

Air Bag Safety Information: Materials from the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Airbags: Benefits and Risks: A study by the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis

Child Passenger Safety: Kids and airbags, kids and carseats, kids in pickups and other child safety issues.

Safety Belts, Airbags and Child Safety Seats

Seat Belt Savvy: “Seat belts are your first line of defense against injuries or death,” declares Dr. Ricardo Martinez, Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

Air Bags & Restraint Systems:NHTSA recommendations presented by safecar.gov

15 Good Reasons: Why a safety belt law will benefit Nebraskans

National Coalition for Bus Safety: Why school buses need seatbelts.

Safety Belt Safe USA: Nonprofit organization promotes the correct, consistent use of car seats and safety belts. Provides consultation to parents and businesses.

Seat Belt Use Chart

Standard Safety Belt Enforcement: In 1997, nearly 42,000 people were killed in traffic crashes and almost 3.4 million more were injured, at a cost of over $150 billion. Safety belt use, reinforced by effective safety belt laws, is a proven life saver.

Seat Belt Safety Facts: The Florida Police Chiefs Association and the Air Bag Safety Campaign are pleased to provide you with the following safe driving information which will have a lifesaving impact on you and your children.

Breed Technologies: Seat Belts and Aigbags

Safety Belts: Information and statistics that show why it's imperative to wear a seatbelt every time you get into a car/vehicle.

Motor Vehicle Restraint Systems and Booster Cushions Safety Regulations: MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY ACT -Motor Vehicle Restraint Systems and Booster Cushions Safety Regulations -P.C. 1998-355 12 March, 1998

Safety Belts and Seats: Mechanical Engineering, test systems and data acquisition systems, experienced in the area of automotive crash test systems, vibration...