seatbelt law
#1
Le Mans Master
Thread Starter
seatbelt law
ogetting close to the indy 500 race. % people shot last night here in Indy, but thats kinda normal, Cops are big time enfprceing seat belt law for next few days...word to the wise
#3
Race Director
Darwin at work.
#5
Team Owner
I always say that when you move back in or continue living with Mom and Dad and they pay room and board among other things, it's their house and their rules you go by. Stop complaining and do something about it. You asked someone (the govt) to be involved in your affairs when you cannot pay. You want, you got. Now they want a way to limit their exposure to risk. You didn't think it was for free, did you?
#6
Le Mans Master
Thread Starter
I always say that when you move back in or continue living with Mom and Dad and they pay room and board among other things, it's their house and their rules you go by. Stop complaining and do something about it. You asked someone (the govt) to be involved in your affairs when you cannot pay. You want, you got. Now they want a way to limit their exposure to risk. You didn't think it was for free, did you?
#7
I always say that when you move back in or continue living with Mom and Dad and they pay room and board among other things, it's their house and their rules you go by. Stop complaining and do something about it. You asked someone (the govt) to be involved in your affairs when you cannot pay. You want, you got. Now they want a way to limit their exposure to risk. You didn't think it was for free, did you?
#9
Team Owner
Jobs? No problem. I'll get a new factory built by buying a company to build here with your money with ways to get it paid tomorrow with your money. You vote these guys in to meddle with your problems and they do what they do. Instead of being a neutral arbiter, they are now a participant in your life. Lean left much? No problem. We got some goodies for you. Lean right then? Again, we got some goodies for you. Right or left we keep involving the govt in making sure that we not only get the right to pursue happiness but we actually make them responsible that we get it.
I'm for seatbelts and helmets by choice. I'm against seatbelts and helmets by law.
#10
Safety Car
I'm for seatbelts and helmets by choice. I'm against seatbelts and helmets by law.
When I was a teen, I road dirt bikes. My helmet had a metal plate inside it to keep rocks from puncturing it in case I wrecked.
When I was 15 I was a passenger in my friend's van. It had no seat belts. A freak accident happened. I was thrown 75 feet through the windshield, took the glass with me and God (or my guardian angel) put that glass under me and I skated down the road on it unconscious. I was scraped and banged up, but my buddy was killed. I am the only one left that goes to the cemetery as his family all left Ohio.
47 years of severe PTSD from seeing body parts and thinking at first it was me ripped apart when I stood up after coming to.
All could have been prevented with seat belts. I still cannot ride with most people. One timing error and I am ready to jump out of the car. 2 simple clicks and all that would have happened is that the van would have been a little dented up.
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#12
Team Owner
That's easy. Convince your fellow citizens to ask the government to butt out of their personal affairs and agree to cover their costs if they cannot.
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#13
Le Mans Master
#14
It may not feel like it, but more people died in 1985 than in 2017 (most recent statistics I could easily find) from traffic related deaths despite Americans driving almost twice as many miles per year. Strictly speaking from a likelihood of dyeing standpoint, we’re safer on the roads now than we were 30 years ago.
#15
Team Owner
It may not feel like it, but more people died in 1985 than in 2017 (most recent statistics I could easily find) from traffic related deaths despite Americans driving almost twice as many miles per year. Strictly speaking from a likelihood of dyeing standpoint, we’re safer on the roads now than we were 30 years ago.
#16
Very true.
#17
Team Owner
"If" the cost of my vehicle and motorcycle insurance is driven up by the fact those without using a seatbelt or helmet (even if legal to ride without a helmet) were hurt or died in the event of an accident they need hefty fines and to lose their license.
My belief is that if you have an accident and didn't wear a seatbelt you should be dropped from your insurance, fined by the state, and lose your license and the insurance company have very little liability. If you ride a motorcycle and decided not to wear a helmet, even if legal, and you have an accident, the same applies but the insurance company should have minimal out-pay if your injury is related to the fact you didn't wear a helmet.
Sorry. Had a few friends die from both so it hits pretty hard. I won't drive my girlfriend, her family, or my own if they don't have a seatbelt on. Yeah, they get pissed but to damn bad.
My belief is that if you have an accident and didn't wear a seatbelt you should be dropped from your insurance, fined by the state, and lose your license and the insurance company have very little liability. If you ride a motorcycle and decided not to wear a helmet, even if legal, and you have an accident, the same applies but the insurance company should have minimal out-pay if your injury is related to the fact you didn't wear a helmet.
Sorry. Had a few friends die from both so it hits pretty hard. I won't drive my girlfriend, her family, or my own if they don't have a seatbelt on. Yeah, they get pissed but to damn bad.
#18
Le Mans Master
that era is not 1985 dude
#19
Team Owner
"If" the cost of my vehicle and motorcycle insurance is driven up by the fact those without using a seatbelt or helmet (even if legal to ride without a helmet) were hurt or died in the event of an accident they need hefty fines and to lose their license.
My belief is that if you have an accident and didn't wear a seatbelt you should be dropped from your insurance, fined by the state, and lose your license and the insurance company have very little liability. If you ride a motorcycle and decided not to wear a helmet, even if legal, and you have an accident, the same applies but the insurance company should have minimal out-pay if your injury is related to the fact you didn't wear a helmet.
Sorry. Had a few friends die from both so it hits pretty hard. I won't drive my girlfriend, her family, or my own if they don't have a seatbelt on. Yeah, they get pissed but to damn bad.
My belief is that if you have an accident and didn't wear a seatbelt you should be dropped from your insurance, fined by the state, and lose your license and the insurance company have very little liability. If you ride a motorcycle and decided not to wear a helmet, even if legal, and you have an accident, the same applies but the insurance company should have minimal out-pay if your injury is related to the fact you didn't wear a helmet.
Sorry. Had a few friends die from both so it hits pretty hard. I won't drive my girlfriend, her family, or my own if they don't have a seatbelt on. Yeah, they get pissed but to damn bad.
BTW, are you going to be crusading for people to follow AMA guidelines if you are talking insurance costs? Healthy living and all that. Cancel insurance if you eat more than your allotment of bad foods and all that?
Last edited by aklim; 05-16-2019 at 10:22 AM.
#20
"If" the cost of my vehicle and motorcycle insurance is driven up by the fact those without using a seatbelt or helmet (even if legal to ride without a helmet) were hurt or died in the event of an accident they need hefty fines and to lose their license.
My belief is that if you have an accident and didn't wear a seatbelt you should be dropped from your insurance, fined by the state, and lose your license and the insurance company have very little liability. If you ride a motorcycle and decided not to wear a helmet, even if legal, and you have an accident, the same applies but the insurance company should have minimal out-pay if your injury is related to the fact you didn't wear a helmet.
Sorry. Had a few friends die from both so it hits pretty hard. I won't drive my girlfriend, her family, or my own if they don't have a seatbelt on. Yeah, they get pissed but to damn bad.
My belief is that if you have an accident and didn't wear a seatbelt you should be dropped from your insurance, fined by the state, and lose your license and the insurance company have very little liability. If you ride a motorcycle and decided not to wear a helmet, even if legal, and you have an accident, the same applies but the insurance company should have minimal out-pay if your injury is related to the fact you didn't wear a helmet.
Sorry. Had a few friends die from both so it hits pretty hard. I won't drive my girlfriend, her family, or my own if they don't have a seatbelt on. Yeah, they get pissed but to damn bad.