unbelted造句

• In most fatal rollover accidents, the occupants are unbelted.
• What's wrong with eliminating the unbelted test?
• Carrying an unbelted passenger . . . . . . . . . . 23
• The owner, unbelted, is bleeding from a head injury and has a shattered leg.
• The people being killed are unbelted.
• An unbelted child in the rear faces risks similar to risk a belted child in front.
• The lowest use was among teen-age passengers riding with adult drivers who were unbelted.
• For example, children age 4 and older currently can legally travel unbelted in the back seat.
• Even before landing, she saw that two unbelted people had been thrown from one of the cars.
• Perhaps half of those unbelted fatalities would have been survivors if they had been belted, he said.
• Some unbelted passengers, flight attendants, and drink carts hit the ceiling, dislodging some ceiling tiles.
• Those tests, developed in the 1980s, are now run at 30 miles an hour with unbelted dummies.
• Unbelted in a skid, you are hanging on to the wheel for dear life and out of control.
• But sport utility occupants who did not wear seat belts had a higher death rate than unbelted car occupants.
• Hyundai spokesman Mike Hanson said in a company statement that the children killed were either unbelted or improperly belted.
• "They've been unbelted or infants in rear-facing infant restraints, " he said.
• But, when you throw the unbelted occupants wrench into the regulation machinery, you set the stage for mayhem.
• But so far, there is no widespread perception that it's unacceptable to get behind the wheel unbelted.
• In crashes, unbelted rear passengers increase the risk of belted front seat occupants'death by nearly five times.
• Unbelted participants experienced either a constant delay of 8 seconds, or a variable delay of 8 seconds on average.