RV Crash Safety & Illusions of Safety
Hello, I am new to this forum. I joined so that I could discuss RV safety or rather the illusion of safety. What brought me here was that I bought a Class C motorhome recently. After noticing that ...
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Having worked in EMS and been in a couple of ambulance crashes, I will relay some information that I believe will apply here.
1. While seatbelts are provided, most of the time they are not practical to use.(in the rear, NOT drivers area) In a perfect world yes, and by providing them helps provide some since of security.
2. Most injuries and deaths are the result of unsecured items flying about when a crash does happen. Even items that you think are secure, many times do disengage and become flying objects.
1. While seatbelts are provided, most of the time they are not practical to use.(in the rear, NOT drivers area) In a perfect world yes, and by providing them helps provide some since of security.
2. Most injuries and deaths are the result of unsecured items flying about when a crash does happen. Even items that you think are secure, many times do disengage and become flying objects.
