Should we wear seat belts in a bus?

But when I finally did, I found he was unconscious.” Benjamin, along with two other students and a parent, died as a result of the crash. Twenty-six passengers were injured. So was the driver, the only one on the bus who was wearing a seat belt. read more

This is some how confusing as wearing a seat belt in buses will not make much difference in buses. Buses are considered as the 10 time safer mode to travel than private vehicles like car or motorcycles, the reason behind that is Compartmentalization. Bus designs use a passive system called compartmentalization. read more

Since we’re talking about installing seat belts in buses, let’s first look at the measures of safety that buses already offer over other automobiles. Buses carry a lot of passengers on board while frequently making their rounds through towns and cities; in fact, a lot of kids travel in school buses on a daily basis. read more

Myth: Installing seat belts will reduce the number of seats, forcing my district to buy more buses. Fact: SafeGuard invented the FlexSeat to solve this issue. Our FlexSeats will seat three elementary school children or two high school children in a single seat, just like a regular school bus seat without belts. read more