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"Are We There Yet?" Traveling Safely With Children
This video was developed by the National Safe Kids Campaign in partnership with General Motors to educate parents and caregivers about the importance of child passenger safety. The video provides current, correct information about the best way to properly protect your "precious cargo" on every ride. 11 min. |
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"A Mother's Nightmare"
This emotional interview is a first-hand account of a mother's worst nightmare. Rena shares sweet, loving memories of her first baby and describes in vivid detail how, in a split second, the actions of a drunk driver combined with her decision to hold her baby unrestrained changed their world forever. 15 min. |
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Room To Live
Sgt. Jack Ware was a Michigan State Trooper for 23 years. After his retirement in 1979 he produced his first seatbelt video, Room to Live. Since then, the Room to Live series of seatbelt safety videos has become the most popular ever produced. Room to Live is employed by major corporations and organizations throughout the country to convince their people of the importance of always "buckling-up." 33 min. |
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Room To Live III
Many think this is Sgt. Jack Ware's best seat belt video. Jack talks about the importance of seat belt use in multiple impact crashes (most auto crashes are). Room To Live III is a hard-hitting, emotional video. There's not a dry eye in the audience at the dramatic conclusion. 33 min. |
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Otto The Auto On Wearing Seat Belts |
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Series G (two segments)
Set of two presentations that teach children why and how to wear safety belts. All use the popular Otto the Auto character in a mixed animation and reality setting. Designed to update the 1981 Otto the Auto Buckle Up video by including information on shoulder belts. 4 min. each. |
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Why Wear Safety Belts?
Uses an egg as a crash dummy to emphasize how wearing safety belts reduces your risk of injury in an accident. |
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How to Wear Safety Belts
Demonstrates how safety belts must fit over hips and shoulder. Stresses that safety belts must be worn for airbags to be effective.
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