The mandatory installation of seat belts in new cars was no doubt dubbed to be an enormous cost effective burden to the automotive industry in 1966. Somehow the automakers overcame this gigantic problem and today they can't invent enough new ways to make cars safer and use that as selling points to compete with each other. Yet school bus companies can't find a way to make the same thing work.
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