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How Seat Belt Saved Kerala Collector's Life During Major Road Accident
Pathanamthitta District Collector Prem Krishnan S on Sunday said that he escaped serious injuries as he was wearing the seat belt when his official vehicle met with an accident and flipped over.
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"Your Safety Never A Joke": Mumbai Police's Strong Message On Seatbelt Rule
The rule making it mandatory for the rear passenger in the car to wear seatbelt in Mumbai came into effect from November 1.
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Seat Belts Compulsory For All Passengers In Cars In Mumbai From Nov 1
The Mumbai police on Friday said wearing seat belts will be compulsory for four-wheeler drivers and co-passengers in the metropolis from November 1.
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Centre Issues Draft Rules For Mandatory Alarm System For Rear Seat Belt
The road transport ministry has issued draft rules to make it mandatory for car markers to install an alarm system for rear seat belts just like ones for seats in front.
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17 Fined In Delhi In Rear Seat Belt Drive, Days After Cyrus Mistry's Death
The Delhi Traffic Police on Wednesday issued 17 challans to people for not wearing seat belts in the rear seats of cars, officials said.
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Days After Cyrus Mistry Car Crash, Delhi Cops Get Strict On Rear Seat Belt
Delhi car passengers, buckle up. Even if you are seated in the back. The traffic police in the national capital today was seen imposing a fine of Rs 1,000 for breaking the rule, spotlighted after the death of Cyrus Mistry in a car crash near Mumbai.
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Fines For No Seatbelt In Rear Seat: Nitin Gadkari After Cyrus Mistry Crash
Those sitting in the back of a car and not wearing a seatbelt will be fined soon, announced Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday, two days after Cyrus Mistry died in a car crash near Mumbai.
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Three-Point Safety Belts Could Be Made Mandatory For Middle Seat In Cars In India: Report
Until now, the rear middle seat would get an aircraft-styled seat belt, while all the other seats in a passenger vehicle would get a three-point safety belt.
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Elon Musk’s Tesla Recalls Over 800,000 Vehicles in US for Seat Belt Chime Problem
Tesla is recalling more than 817,000 vehicles in the US because the seat belt reminder chimes may not sound when the vehicles are started and the driver hasn't buckled up.
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What Is A Seat Belt Failure?
Passengers & drivers must never undermine the importance of seat belts when they play for a long road journey. Here's an elucidation of what is it and how you can demonstrate a seat belt failure.
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No "Seat Belt", Autorickshaw Driver Fined Rs 1,000 In Bihar
An auto-rickshaw driver in Saraiya, Muzaffarpur, in Bihar was asked to pay a fine for violating traffic rules. However, as the driver was poor, the police said the lowest amount of challan was imposed on him. The minimum challan limit is Rs 1,000 which is imposed for not wearing a seat belt.
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Two-Wheeler Riders Without Helmet Will Not Be Able To Buy Petrol In Noida
Two-wheeler riders without a helmet will not be able to buy petrol in Noida and Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, after the Noida District Administration has taken an initiative by announcing the move. The District Magistrate of Gautam Buddh Nagar has instructed all fuel filling stations in Noida and Greater Noida to spread awareness and tell people ...
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Ford Recalls 6.80 Lakh Cars Over Front Seat Belt Issue In North America
Ford has recalled 6,80,000 vehicles in North America over safety concerns with seat belts. The recall involves cars like the Ford Fusion and Mondeo, as well as the Lincoln MKZ and raises concerns over the seat belt breaking due to the heat generated by the pre-tensioners. The company will commence the recall from January 16th next year.
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Ford Recalls 680,000 Cars; Seat Belts May Not Hold In Crash
Ford is recalling more than 680,000 midsize sedans mainly in North America because the front seat belts may not hold people in a crash.
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Tesla to Recall Over 7,000 Cars in China to Repair Seat Belts
Tesla Motors will recall 7,166 units of its battery-powered luxury sedan Model S in China from today due to defective seat belts, country's top quality watchdog said.
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How Seat Belt Saved Kerala Collector's Life During Major Road Accident
Pathanamthitta District Collector Prem Krishnan S on Sunday said that he escaped serious injuries as he was wearing the seat belt when his official vehicle met with an accident and flipped over.
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"Your Safety Never A Joke": Mumbai Police's Strong Message On Seatbelt Rule
The rule making it mandatory for the rear passenger in the car to wear seatbelt in Mumbai came into effect from November 1.
-
Seat Belts Compulsory For All Passengers In Cars In Mumbai From Nov 1
The Mumbai police on Friday said wearing seat belts will be compulsory for four-wheeler drivers and co-passengers in the metropolis from November 1.
-
Centre Issues Draft Rules For Mandatory Alarm System For Rear Seat Belt
The road transport ministry has issued draft rules to make it mandatory for car markers to install an alarm system for rear seat belts just like ones for seats in front.
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17 Fined In Delhi In Rear Seat Belt Drive, Days After Cyrus Mistry's Death
The Delhi Traffic Police on Wednesday issued 17 challans to people for not wearing seat belts in the rear seats of cars, officials said.
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Days After Cyrus Mistry Car Crash, Delhi Cops Get Strict On Rear Seat Belt
Delhi car passengers, buckle up. Even if you are seated in the back. The traffic police in the national capital today was seen imposing a fine of Rs 1,000 for breaking the rule, spotlighted after the death of Cyrus Mistry in a car crash near Mumbai.
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Fines For No Seatbelt In Rear Seat: Nitin Gadkari After Cyrus Mistry Crash
Those sitting in the back of a car and not wearing a seatbelt will be fined soon, announced Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday, two days after Cyrus Mistry died in a car crash near Mumbai.
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Three-Point Safety Belts Could Be Made Mandatory For Middle Seat In Cars In India: Report
Until now, the rear middle seat would get an aircraft-styled seat belt, while all the other seats in a passenger vehicle would get a three-point safety belt.
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Elon Musk’s Tesla Recalls Over 800,000 Vehicles in US for Seat Belt Chime Problem
Tesla is recalling more than 817,000 vehicles in the US because the seat belt reminder chimes may not sound when the vehicles are started and the driver hasn't buckled up.
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What Is A Seat Belt Failure?
Passengers & drivers must never undermine the importance of seat belts when they play for a long road journey. Here's an elucidation of what is it and how you can demonstrate a seat belt failure.
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No "Seat Belt", Autorickshaw Driver Fined Rs 1,000 In Bihar
An auto-rickshaw driver in Saraiya, Muzaffarpur, in Bihar was asked to pay a fine for violating traffic rules. However, as the driver was poor, the police said the lowest amount of challan was imposed on him. The minimum challan limit is Rs 1,000 which is imposed for not wearing a seat belt.
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Two-Wheeler Riders Without Helmet Will Not Be Able To Buy Petrol In Noida
Two-wheeler riders without a helmet will not be able to buy petrol in Noida and Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh, after the Noida District Administration has taken an initiative by announcing the move. The District Magistrate of Gautam Buddh Nagar has instructed all fuel filling stations in Noida and Greater Noida to spread awareness and tell people ...
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Ford Recalls 6.80 Lakh Cars Over Front Seat Belt Issue In North America
Ford has recalled 6,80,000 vehicles in North America over safety concerns with seat belts. The recall involves cars like the Ford Fusion and Mondeo, as well as the Lincoln MKZ and raises concerns over the seat belt breaking due to the heat generated by the pre-tensioners. The company will commence the recall from January 16th next year.
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Ford Recalls 680,000 Cars; Seat Belts May Not Hold In Crash
Ford is recalling more than 680,000 midsize sedans mainly in North America because the front seat belts may not hold people in a crash.
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Tesla to Recall Over 7,000 Cars in China to Repair Seat Belts
Tesla Motors will recall 7,166 units of its battery-powered luxury sedan Model S in China from today due to defective seat belts, country's top quality watchdog said.
