unbelted造句

• "We're saying the crash test for the unbelted dummy does not best reflect what's happening in the real world,"
• But while saving the lives and reducing injuries to that group, the new air bags are more likely to hurt or kill larger, unbelted occupants.
• This may save some unbelted nitwits from ejection, but it's going to be a death sentence to those who end up in a canal.
• In the February 1999 crash test, the head of the unbelted dummy went through the bag and its chin touched the dashboard, then snapped back.
• In attempting to protect the unbelted from injury and death in a collision by installing air bags, it becomes necessary to require a high-speed deployment.
• The state will be one of the few in the nation that will allow anyone 18 and older riding in a pickup or light truck to be unbelted.
• Allan F . Williams, the chief scientist for the insurance group, said that one solution would be for states to penalize unbelted teen-age drivers.
• In this small pilot test, drivers who were unbelted experienced sustained haptic feedback to the gas pedal when they exceeded 25 miles per hour ( mph ).
• Those at greatest risk of injury caused by an air bag are small children, short or obese adults, disabled people and anyone who drives or rides unbelted.
• NHTSA previously had said it supported an eventual return 30 mph test to ensure the bags would deploy forcefully enough to protect unbelted adults in high-speed crashes.