35. You have to wear your seatbelt.

 

 

seatbelt

Make sure you buckle up.

Vocabulary

buckle up: put on your seatbelt

impact: crash

leading: the largest; the highest

risk: danger

strapped: fastened; secured

 

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You have to wear your seatbelt. Drivers and passengers in a car have to put on a seatbelt before a car moves into traffic. People who don’t wear seatbelts put themselves at risk. In many places, not wearing a seatbelt is against the law.

Why is it so important to wear a seatbelt? Car accidents are a leading cause of death in the United States. Every year thousands of people die in auto-related accidents; millions of people are injured.

When a car is involved in a crash, drivers and passengers suffer from the sudden impact. A seatbelt restraint decreases the chances that you will hit your head against a windshield. A seatbelt also keeps passengers inside the car in case it rolls over in an accident.

It takes less than ten seconds to fasten a seatbelt. If you make it a regular habit, you will learn to feel very comfortable with a seatbelt strapped against your body. So buckle up!

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