Seat Belts
Motorist Placed On Good Behaviour Bond After Causing 2021 Rollover Which Killed Her Dog.
A woman is lucky to be alive after a “catastrophic” rollover two years ago that killed her dog and saw her ejected through the sun roof.
serious increases your risk of injury and death – and can also result in a fine of up to
An alarming number of Australians wear their seatbelts incorrectly – significantly reducing the level of protection provided and increasing the potential for serious injury.
Seatbelts must always be worn with the belt over your shoulder, running across your chest, buckled low your hip, and adjusted firmly.
Seatbelt use reduces fatality risk by approximately 61%
Unbuckled occupants become a projectile in a crash, dramatically increasing the risk of s death for other passengers
Seatbelts plays a vital role in protecting the driver and passengers by:
A woman is lucky to be alive after a “catastrophic” rollover two years ago that killed her dog and saw her ejected through the sun roof.
A truck driver has faced court charged with 46 offences in relation to a crash that left dozens of students and staff in hospital last year.
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man following a quadruple fatality in Pine Lodge early this month.
Emergency services and members of the public were faced with a “devastating and confronting” scene at Pine Lodge where four people were killed after three of them were ejected from a car on Wednesday.
“The most seriously injured student, who suffered a severe leg injury, has already been through three surgeries at the Royal Children’s Hospital with more to come.”
Ballarat has shown its true colours in the face of the massive trauma following a Western Freeway bus crash that hospitalised dozens of Loreto College