If you are pregnant, wear the lap belt under your stomach, as low on the hips as possible and against the upper thighs. The shoulder belt should rest between your breasts. Make sure that the straps fit as snugly as possible. For a full explanation, please click here . Saves Money Traffic crashes are a major public health issue wasting millions of Minnesota taxpayer dollars each year.
Vehicle crashes are also the primary cause of on-the job death and injury in the United States.
In addition, motor vehicle crashes drive up the cost of health benefits, such as Workers' Compensation, Social Security, and private health and disability insurance. This project is jointly sponsored by the Minnesota Safety Council and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. NETS is a public-private partnership which helps employers implement policies and develop dynamic workplace programs related to traffic safety. The program focuses on the issues of occupant restraints, speed, alcohol and aggressive driving. For more information, visit Minnesota NETS' website .