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driving, poor judgment or mechanical failure.
Myth 5 — “I don’t need seat belts because I can brace myself.” The fact is that the force of an impact at just 10 miles per hour is equivalent to catching a 200-pound bag of cement thrown from a first-story window. At 35 miles per hour, the force of impact is even more brutal. There is no way a person can brace against the forces exerted in a crash at normal speeds, even if he or she reacts in time.
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