So why don't school buses have seat belts and are they safe for kids? School buses generally don't have seat belts because they're designed with safety in mind. Using a concept called ...

On why only nine states have seat belt laws "According ... go back and then unlatch whatever child needed to be let out to get off at the stop." On other school bus safety considerations "School ...

The NHTSA says kids are protected on school buses ... FCPS spokesperson Dia Davidson-Smith told me they have 53 school buses equipped with seat belts. She said those are the buses used for special ...

There were 81 fatal school bus collisions in 2021 ... In a demonstration, child mannequins without seat belts got thrown around the bus when it slammed into a wall at 30 miles an hour.

We know the law says we must wear seat belts while riding in a car. But the law can get a little fuzzy when it comes to kids, school buses, and seat belts. That leads us to tonight's claim ...

@scrippsnews Seat belts are only required on school buses in 9 states. Every year, six kids on average are killed in school bus crashes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety ...

but the kids who aren't are being tossed around," said Snow. Eight states have some sort of law requiring seat belt use on school buses. Three of those have some flexibility based on finances.

In most cases, the passage of seat belt laws resulted from a school bus crash that resulted in death or injury to students. Only one state — New York — addresses child safety restraints ...

so they couldn't get themselves out of the seat belts, which then meant at every stop the bus driver had to unfasten themself, go back and then unlatch whatever child needed to be let out to get off ...