Who's wearing their seat belts?
- Pickup drivers and passengers are less likely than car drivers and passengers to buckle up. According to the NHTSA, in 2004 of the pickup truck drivers that were killed in traffic crashes, 68% weren't wearing their seat belts.
- Front seat passengers don’t wear their safety belts as often as drivers.
- Women use safety belts more often than men.
- Young Drivers and Passengers have lower safety belt use rates than adults.
Crash Protection Protection Defensive Class
