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A 4 page paper containing the text of a speech urging the use of seat belts. The overwhelming evidence, however, is that those who use seat belts as a matter of course are safer – and more likely to survive a crash – than those who do not. Parents set the example for children, and seat belts can help to preserve them to do the same when they are adults. Includes an outline. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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4 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSseatBeltsYes.rtf
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belts save lives. II. Some Evidence A. Traffic accidents are the leading cause of death at every age between 3 and 33. B. New York was the first to enact
mandatory laws. C. More parent-age individuals die than other age groups. III. Click It or Ticket A. It is a national campaign. B. It greatly increases compliance. C. Survival statistics
favor seat belt use. D. Fatalities have increase, but injuries have decreased since 1996. IV. Conclusion Introduction Everyone who hates to wear seat
belts while in a moving vehicle has heard and may tell stories of deaths that seat belts contributed to, rather than avoided. Certainly there are exceptions to every rule,
and it is true that occasionally - and quite rarely - seat belts have contributed to some deaths in traffic accidents over the years. The overwhelming evidence, however, is
that those who use seat belts as a matter of course are safer - and more likely to survive a crash - than those who do not. Some Evidence
The National Center for Statistics and Analysis (NCSA) reports that motor vehicle traffic crashes in 2002 were the leading cause of death at every
age between 3 and 33 (2002 Top Causes of Death by Age Groups, 2003). At 35 and through the age of 64, cancer moves into the lead position and
heart disease follows behind it, but motor vehicle traffic crashes maintains its position behind those two problem diseases. There is much about the
politics of New York State that many of its citizens denounce, and in 1984, New Yorks distinction as the first state to enact a mandatory seat belt law was one
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