Do You Buckle Up?
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Genre: Educational
Year Published: 1976
Creator: FLI Learning Systems
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description:
The film emphasizes the importance of wearing safety belts while driving and flying. It features a father who, as a pilot, teaches his son and friend Billy about the necessity of seat belts for safety, regardless of speed. Despite common misconceptions and excuses for not wearing them, the film highlights that safety belts can prevent serious injuries during accidents, even at low speeds. It encourages viewers to buckle up for their safety and that of their families.
Keywords
safety belts, car safety, flying, injuries, misconceptions, buckle up, prevention, family safety
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Complete Record: Humorous, factual presentation demonstrating proper seat belt use. Another film that features the Convincer!
Online Copy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEKeXwG6hsg
Metadata Source:YouTube
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