Beware of back belts!
Author: internet Published date: 2009-06-14
SAMU physicians Grenoble called for the removal of belts ventral say 'in two' central place in the back of cars. Their advantage on security is sorely lacking!
Unfortunately accustomed to road accidents, emergency physicians offer with force and argument, the removal of two-point belts in a central position at the rear of vehicles. In support, a child of 13 years strapped this way, suffered a serious head injury and a vertebral, while his sister, attached to his side by a three-point belt, has been achieved only minor bruises. These professionals arrive to advocate the exclusive use of a harness. This is the only one who can ensure adequate protection of children or other persons occupying these rear center.
Pending the action, avoid using these places and be extremely careful.
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