<VV> IMPORTANCE OF SEAT BELTS

[ScottyGrover at aol.com]

In a message dated 8/18/2008 1:24:02 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
arlettecarl at hotmail.com writes:

Australia's road toll over the past 40 years just continues to drop  while 
our population continues to grow. Currently less that 400 people die  each year 
on Australian roads. And remember Australia is the same size as  continental 
U.S.A. We drive long distances in Australia.

Come on U.S.A.  wear those seat (safety) belts and fit them to vehicles that 
don't have  them.

CARL L. KELSEN
1965 CHEVROLET RIGHT HAND DRIVE CORVAIR MONZA  CONVERTIBLE
MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA



Granted that the land of Oz is the same size as the original 48  
States--isn't most of the population concentrated in a few relatively large  cities 
(Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth) and due to the high price  of petrol 
(even though economical Japanese cars are very common there)  long-distance 
travelling  done mostly by air or by rail? I seem to recall  that the Melbourne 
rail station was the busiest in the world--but that was a  number of years ago.
 
Scotty from Hollyweird



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