Fact: Q. If shoulder belt fails to lock when pulled, is it working? A. Yes B 1	Fact: Q. If I use a lap and shoulder belt, I can cut my chances of being killed or seriously injured in a crash by 50 % A. True B 2	Fact: Q. Are most people more likely to use their safety belt on a long trip or a short trip? A. long trip B3	Fact: Q. What is the best defense against drunk drivers on the road? A. Safety belt B 4
Fact: Q. Would I need to wear my safety belt if I buy a car equipped with air bags? A. Yes B6	Fact: Q. If every state has a safety belt law, how many lives could be saved? A. 8,000 per year B 5	Fact: Q. Three out of four car crashes happen within 25 miles of home. True or False? A. True B 7	Fact: Q. According to the Highway Users Federation, how many inuries could be avoided if 80% of all Americans used safety belts? A. 319,000 B 8
Fact: Q. By using a safety belt, the driver has better control of the vehicle. True or False A. True B 9	Fact: Q. How do safety belts help the driver of a vehicle? A. They keep the driver from being thrown around the car's lnterior, helping the driver to maintain control of the car B 10	Fact: Q. In a crash, what distributes/absorbs the impact force? A. Safety belts B 11	Fact: Q. What's the first thing you should say to passengers in your car A. Please, Buckle Up B 12
Walk Smart Tip When walking at night wear white or carry a light B 13	Fact: Q. How many collisions are there in a crash? A. 2 B 14	Fact: Q. Since safety belts save lives, why don't all people use them? A. Myths (uncomfortable, good driver, low speeds, short trips, going under water, etc.) B 15	Fact: Q. If I have an automatic shoulder harness feature on my car do I still need to wear my lap belt? A. Yes I 16
Fact: Q. Should a pregnant woman use a seat belt? A. Yes, and use it properly by positioning it as low as possible on the pelvic area. I 17	Fact: Q. How often should you use a safety belt? A. Every time you ride in a car. I 18	Fact: Q. What is the proper position for wearing a lap belt? A. Across the pelvic bone. I 19	Fact: Q. If you are in a car crash and you don't use your safety belt, who suffers the consequences? A. You, your friends, and your family I 20
Driving Tip Yield using marked or unmarked cross walks. I 21	Driving Tip Don't overtake or pass drivers who have stopped for pedestrians. I 22	Driving Tip Right turn on red means Stop, Look for Pedestrians, and then turn when it is safe. I 23	Driving Tip Keep your windows fog and frost free. Pedestrians are less conspicuous than vehicles. I 24
Driving Tip Always reduce speed when passing children. I 25	Driving Tip Before backing up, always look for pedestrians in your path. I 26	Walk Smart Tip Always stop at the curb before entering the street or road. I 27	Walk Smart Tip Look left then right, then left again before crossing. I 28
Walk Smart Tip Continue to look to the right and left as you are crossing the street. I 29	Walk Smart Tip Look over your shoulder for turning vehicles. I 30	Walk Smart Tip Walk to the edge of a parked car-to see traffic.. N 31	Walk Smart Tip At intersections with traffic lights, wait until the light straight ahead turns green. N 32
Walk Smart Tip At intersections with walk and don't walk signs, wait until the walk light is flashing. N 33	Walk Smart Tip A Flashing light "Don't Walk" signal means DON'T WALK ACROSS THE STREET. N 34	Walk Smart Tip Q. What should you do if the Walk light flashes and you are already in the street? A. Continue walklag and complete the crossing. N 35	Walk Smart Tip Never cross in the middle of the block on busy streets. N 36
Walk Smart Tip Wear bright colored clothing when walking, even during the day. N 37	Walk Smart Tip Q. Where should I walk on a road where there is no sidewalk? A. Walk facing traffic and to as far left of the road as possible. N 38	Walk Smart Tip If walking at night, carry a lighted flashlight and wear a reflective arm band that glows in the dark. N 39	Walk Smart Tip Be alert to cars backing out of parking lots. N 40
Walk Smart Tip In residential areas be alert to cars coming in and out of driveways. N 41	Walk Smart Tip Alcohol and drugs can lmpalr a person's ability to walk safely. N 42	Walk Smart Tip Do not walk outside unescorted when taking medications that cause dizziness or blurred Vision. N 43	Walk Smart Tip Never drink and drive and never drink and walk. N 44
Walk Smart Tip Q. How many people die in pedestrian crashes in the US each year? A. 8,000 N 45	Walk Smart Tip It is difficult for drivers to see you when the weather is bad. Wear reflective clothing and carry a flashlight. G 46	Walk Smart Tip Drivers expect you to cross in crosswalks and intersections. G 47	Walk Smart Tip When no intersections are nearby, cross where drivers can easily see you. G 48
Walk Smart Tip Ambulances, police cars and fire trucks may not stop at intersections. Wait before crossing when you hear a siren. G 49	Walk Smart Tip If there is a pedestrian signal it is against the law to cross if the signal reads Don't Walk. G 50	Walk Smart Tip Cross railroad tracks only at marked crossings. G 51	Walk Smart Tip If a railroad Crossing gate is lowered or a red light is on, wait for the train to pass before you walk across the tracks. G 52
Walk Smart Tip Always use sidewalks - if they are available. G 53	Walk Smart Tip Wear bright colors during the day and wear white or reflective materials at night. G 54	Walk Smart Tip At the corner, look left and right then left again before you cross. G 55	Walk Smart Tip Be attentive while walking. G 56
Walk Smart Tip Don't Just look for traffic listen for traffic too. G 57	Walk Smart Tip Supervise young walkers until they show you that they are safe pedestrians. G 58	Walk Smart Tip Set a good example for our children by following safe walking rules yourself. G 59	Walk Smart Tip Make sure the "coast is clear" before crossing. G 60
Fact: With the use of approved child carseats, the number of deaths has decreased 1978 - 726 children ages 0-4 died 1984 - 425 children ages 0-4 died that means 302 children were saved. No other medical breakthrough saved as many children's lives. 0 61	Fact: The chance of a crash on any trip is very low but the posslbllity of a crash on one of many trips in your lifetime is better than 30% 0 62	Fact: Some crashes are unsurvivable in any circumstances, but use of safety belts generally decreases the chance of death by 60% and chance of serious lrdury by 50% 0 63	Fact: Car seats are 65% effectlve when properly used. O 64
Fact: Safety belts help to keep occupants from hitting into each other 0 65	Fact: Safety belts help keep you in place so that you can maintain control of the car. 0 66	Fact: Pedestrian crashes occur even on quiet pedestrian streets. 0 67	Fact: The law strengthened the use of child safety seats by requiring All drivers to have children 04 years properly buckled into approved safety seats. O 68
Fact: The law exempts only those with verifilable medical or physical problems. See your doctor. O 69	Walk Smart Tip Knowledge is your best defense as a pedestrian. Walk Smart! O 70	Walk Smart Tip Recognize danger and react to it. O 71	Fact: Car seat loaner programs are operating in our county. (Mention them) O 72
Fact: Safety belts workl That's a factl O 73	Fact: Use your safety belt 11 times in a row to make it a habit! O 74	Fact: Your life is in your hands. Buckle up! 0 75