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Alright. Often there's only one person in the car though, and what I said applies to other things too.
by sillygoose 11y ago
Alright. Often there's only one person in the car though, and what I said applies to other things too.
- DanBC 11y agoWe're not talking about other things. We're talking about seatbelts.
- sillygoose 11y agoI already acknowledged your point. You could do the same for mine.
- Squarel 11y agoBut the accidents are not usually single car incidents. So, you are then leaving the driver of the other car having been in a fatal accident, because you did not want to wear a seatbelt. If you want to drive on a private road without a seatbelt, drunk, whatever, that is entirely your choice. If you are likely to interact with other road users, then your choices impact others. (Note: your choices on a private road impact your family etc, but, you do not risk leaving someone feeling guilty because they had a car crash which killed someone)