SAFETY TESTS & RATINGS |
| Q - What does the NHTSA ( National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) say about seatbelt adjuster devices? |
Findings: NHTSA recognizes the potential benefits of a device which can increase seat belt use by providing increased comfort to users through additional belt adjustments. |
| for more NHTSA info. click here |
Test
Results From Miller Engineering: I am pleased to report
that in all the tests with the Master Design Seatbelt Adjuster,
the adjuster did not interfere with the seatbelt restraint system.For the complete engineering report including child and adult age and weight test info click here. |
| Safety Information and Statistics Regarding Seat Belt Use. |
Did you know that when a driver buckles up, children are buckled up 87 percent of the time. However, when a driver is unbuckled, children are restrained only 24 percent of the time. If you are aware of a friend or loved one that refuses to wear their belt due to discomfort give them a Seatbelt Adjuster . You might save their life now that they have no excuse not to wear their seat belt. There are 33% fewer fatalities when passengers wear both lap and shoulder belts. Keep your family safe by using seat belts. Seat belts are only effective if they are used properly. Note: The Seatbelt Adjuster is not a safety device. It has been designed to add comfort for drivers and passengers, motivating them to use their seatbelts properly. This increases their overall driving safety. For more detailed and indepth copies of the testing which was completed on our product by a highly regarded engineering firm see below. All the files listed below are available in pdf format. We have included the size of the files in KB for your information. Acrobat Reader is required to open these files.
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| Safety Information Listed Below: |
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Buckle-Up America Safety Facts Seatbelt Safety Figures |
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Safety Charts The Miller Testing Report Executive Summary |
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Ideas. Masterlink in the News Drinking and Driving How to Buy a Safe Car |
Test
Results From Miller Engineering: I am pleased to report
that in all the tests with the Master Design Seatbelt Adjuster,
the adjuster did not interfere with the seatbelt restraint system.

