Click it or Ticket

We have added new shareable graphics to raise awareness around the importance of wearing seat belts. You can download and share these tips with your residents on Neighbors.

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Buckle Up: Make It A Habit

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Sample message:

"Every time you get in a car the [Agency Name] asks you to make bucking up a habit!

#ClickItOrTicket
"

Source: NHTSA


#BuckleUp

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Sample message:

"Any time you’re in a motor vehicle, no matter where you’re sitting or where you’re going, you should always play it safe. Remember to buckle up every trip, every time!

#ClickItOrTicket
."

Source: Hopatcong Lakes News


Stop With Excuses, BUCKLE UP!

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Sample message:

"[Agency Name] is reminding residents of the importance of wearing a seat belt. The consequences of not wearing, or improperly wearing, a seat belt are clear:

  • Buckling up helps keep you safe and secure inside your vehicle, whereas not buckling up can result in being ejected from the vehicle in a crash, which is almost always deadly.
  • Airbags are not enough to protect you; in fact, the force of an airbag can seriously injure or even kill you if you’re not buckled up.
  • Improperly wearing a seat belt, such as putting the strap below your arm, puts you and your children at risk in a crash."

Source: NHTSA


Protect Your Loved Ones

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Sample message:

"[Agency Name] reminds you to keep children age 12 and younger properly buckled in the back seat!"

Source: NHTSA


Proteja a Sus Seres Queridos

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Sample message:

"[Nombre de la agencia] le recuerda que mantenga a los niños de 12 años o menos abrochados correctamente en el asiento trasero."

Source: NHTSA


Click It Or Ticket 

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Sample message:

"[Agency Name] is asking drivers and passengers to please make buckling up an automatic habit. Whether you ride in the front seat or the back, and no matter which car seat or booster seat your child may use, everyone’s seat belt should be buckled every trip. Buckling up is the simplest thing you can do to limit injury or save your life during a crash."

Source: Delaware Office of Highway Safety


 

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