Half of the people killed in vehicle crashes on Utah highways are not buckled in.
State surveys show 83 percent of Utahns buckle up.
A recent report by the Utah Foundation forecasts a 10 percent rise in compliance with the new law, which 33 other states already enforce.
The students said a friend was recently injured in a bad crash.
“If he didn’t have his seat belt, he probably wouldn’t be doing as good as he is right now,” said Landon Kartchner, a Davis High soccer player.
So, they know the difference buckling up can make, so does the central figure in the PSA.
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