Back Seat Passengers May Kill You
Note: this content originally appeared in our March 2002 newsletter. More up-to-date research may be available, but the message is still the same!
A study entitled Mortality of front-seat occupants attributed to unbelted rear-seat passengers in car crashes, “found the risk of death was 5 times higher than if the back-seat passengers were in seat belts.
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