For those drivers who were not wearing safety belts at the time of their death safety belts could’ve prevented death in about of these unbelted situations? a one-quarter b one-half c all d none of the above

For those drivers who were not wearing safety belts at the time of their deaths, safety belts could have prevented death in about one-quarter of these unbelted situations.

Explanation:

The use of seat belts is of utmost importance. In a collision between cars, the belt can reduce the risk of death for front-seat passengers by up to 50% and back seat by up to 75%, experts and technicians say. The belt can prevent the person from being thrown out of the vehicle, where their chance of survival would be significantly reduced. In addition, it can reduce by up to 40% the risk of head injury, which is the most severe.

According to experts, for drivers who did not wear seat belts at the time of death, seat belts could have prevented death in about a quarter of these beltless situations.