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Young drivers told to belt up in the back - Liverpool Express

Summary by liverpoolexpress.co.uk
Young people – predominantly males – are being urged to ‘belt up in the back’, as new data highlights the staggering number killed in car crashes not wearing their seatbelts. Recent analysis by The AA Charitable Trust shows almost half (43%) of young passengers (17-29) who die in car crashes are not belted up. Young, male car passengers are twice as likely to die in a car crash than their female peers due to being unbelted.The research, based on…
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liverpoolexpress.co.uk broke the news in on Monday, March 17, 2025.
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