Inside Edition - How Safe Are Kids on Seat Belt Less School Buses

Seat belt safety expert Melissa Dobbs brought Inside Edition IMMI's Center for Advanced Product Evaluation testing facility in Westfield, Indiana to show how violent bus crashes can get when kids are not safely buckled.
In a demonstration, child mannequins without seat belts got thrown around the bus when it slammed into a wall at 30 miles an hour.
“The unbelted students didn’t do nearly as well as the belted students did. You can see we have a couple kids actually completely out of the seats in the aisle way,” Dobbs says. “It absolutely is a nightmare.”
Experts say the biggest reason why most states have not adopted seat belt laws is because of the cost. Currently, children are only required to be buckled in on newer buses in eight states where seat belt legislation has been passed.

[@YessieEvar]

I like the test dummy looking in the back of his seat without seatbelt

[@FictionalADDON]

Mars photographs:
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[@Godzillaboy93]

(The reason why there’s no seatbelts on school buses is because how long it would take to put them) that’s bull crap

[@IshtiakAyemanAriyan]

This is very DEADLY

[@Landongtagvr]

Omg are the children ok?!

[@gabrielquinones3343]

At my old school district ( oak grove school district) only uses their school buses for the mentally challenged aka disabled students who’s parents can’t drive them in their pool colored Prius
A lot of their buses are small and at Davis intermediate middle school in San Jose
Bus 47 acually caught fire from its engine because it overheated
Bus 47 was likely scrapped and there’s a new bus to replace it

[@ThomasWoolum]

By the way, where is that boy’s soul at now who got killed in that accident?