[Roswell]

Or indeed any other car?

I do.

 

[nomad]

Always !!

 

[Sunbar]

Yes I do.

For about three years I was a design engineer for a seat-belt manufacturer, so I have a lot of interest in seat-belts even now, some years later.

I've seen a lot of crash tests with sled systems and dummies used to test seat belts. After that, and even knowing that they cannot save injury or lives completely, I do consider I've got a far better chance wearing one.

 

[Simes]

Yes,

in the Brera and 159 you really don't get the boing option boing not boing to boing as boing there boing is boing this boing annoying boing boing boing noise boing until you do the belt up. Seems to start if you move at more than a few mph..

Ahh the american market.....

Simes.

 

[Squadrone Rosso]

Without fail

 

[Rob 156]

Always. When I was young, there was a culture of not wearing seat belts, like it being an insult to the drivers skill. I've grown up a bit and always wear my belt. No reason to get pulled and fined for something so trivial, and god forbid I am ever in a real crash, but the things are put there for a reason.

 

[glenda]

I'm a law abiding sort of girl so of course I wear my seat belt. Besides, I wouldn't want to have to pay a fine, I'll need the money to fix whatever gremlin turns up next in my Alfa

 

[chrisd_b]

better that than dead!!!


Chris

 

[Kevin Slegg]

Yeah, especially after seeing those photo's of Diana's driver after the crash:wow: :wow: :wow:

 

[BigFoot]

Always (though on my Nissan )

 

[Guest]

Always, feels wrong without a seatbelt on to be honest.

 

[Gary Slegg]

Yes, although I don't always if I'm in the rear of the car

 

[Guest]

Yes, although I don't always if I'm in the rear of the car

Yeah that is the exception for me too, I don't like lap belts and would rather be flung out the window than cut in half.

 

[RicksAlfas]

Yes,

in the Brera and 159 you really don't get the boing option boing not boing to boing as boing there boing is boing this boing annoying boing boing boing noise boing until you do the belt up. Seems to start if you move at more than a few mph..

Ahh the american market.....

Simes.

Boing Boing Boing.
Apparently the dealers can turn it off if you ask them nicely.

 

[Guest]

Always

But in the Punto I get the boingy boingy option like Simes.

I'd just been the supermarket last week for a few tinnies and a box of wine for Mrs H and I get the boingy boingy boingy tone WTF MY SEAT BELTS FASTENED.

:rant: Bloody Italian cars with fecking dodgy seat belt waring lights and buzzers

BOING BOING BOING all the way home.

Only six months old back to the dealer for you my dear.:rant:

Then he looks down at the passenger seat with the box of wine and six tinnies DOH

It's telling me I have a passenger :lol:

 

[nomad]

:lol:
had that in a Saab hire car once... drove me fecking nuts until I braked hard and the box moved

 

[MartinGuitarMan]

It's a pity some people don't take using a mobile phone as seriously as they do using seat belts. Today from my office I actually saw a woman get in her Mitsubishi Sh**gun, put her belt on, take hold of her mobile and dialed a number, THEN DROVE OFF !! holding the phone in one hand whilst steering round a parked vehicle...I give up.

 

[classicgal93]

always, no reason not to belt up. Fines are $70 or more for not wearing one. All my cars have shoulder belts, feels safer than my 77's lap belts.

 

[alfapersius]

Always wear it and won't move until everyone in the car is buckled up. Been in too many accidents (none my fault of course) to risk going without.

 

[Guest]

I've a bad habit of putting it on whilst just when
leaving a car park or my place. :tut: :tut: :tut:
(Difficult to see to pull out otherwise)

in the Brera and 159 you really don't get the boing option boing not boing to boing as boing there boing is boing this boing annoying boing boing boing noise boing until you do the belt up. Seems to start if you move at more than a few mph..

Ahh the american market.....

Simes.

It's why I got the annoying seatbelt alarm permanently de-activated.