| To Loren's surprise, she quickly unbelted the robe and stepped into the steaming water. |
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| In a crash, an unbelted passenger can be thrown forward with the equivalent weight of a baby elephant and injure the occupants in the front. |
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| The risk of death in front-seat occupants increase fivefold when unbelted rear-seat passengers are thrown forward. |
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| Almost half of the 50 Marines killed in private auto mobile accidents in fiscal year 2002 were unbelted. |
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| It was only now that Maple realized Doriel could probably see right up her unbelted shift. |
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| However, since unbelted passengers are the most common fatalities perhaps more people need to be informed about proper safety procedures when driving. |
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| Callum is particularly frustrated by US laws to protect unbelted occupants, which he says forced him to raise the XK's header by about 1in more than he had intended. |
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| Unbelievably, the Saab driver was unbelted, but as she was hit from the side, it was stated that it would not have made any difference in this situation, anyway. |
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| He was wearing white and blue silk robes, which were unbelted. |
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| His shirt was untucked and unbelted, and hung open at the chest. |
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| A high-collapse load setting is used for a large, unbelted driver in a severe collision, while the collapse load is lowered for a small, belted driver in a minor accident. |
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| An unbelted occupant and everything inside the car not secured will continue to travel at 50 MPH until something stops it, or redirects it in a different direction. |
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| Belted occupants sustain an impact from the unbelted person next to them. |
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| In crashes, unbelted rear passengers increase the risk of belted front seat occupants' death by nearly five times. |
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| It was found that subjects who started driving unbelted drove consistently faster when subsequently belted. |
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