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Document Title | Estimate of the cost and impact of three-point seat belts in buses in Finland | ||||||||
Reference Number | GRSP-70-07 | ||||||||
Date |
29 Nov 2021
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Source(s) | Finland | ||||||||
Rulemaking Area(s) | UN R16 Safety belt systems | ||||||||
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Related Documents | |||||||||
GRSP-70-06 | Three-point safety belts in buses and coaches | ||||||||
GRSP/2023/27 | UN R14: Proposal for the 10 series of amendments | ||||||||
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UNECE server | .pdf format | .docx format | |||||||
Excerpts from session reports related to this document | |||||||||
GRSP | Session 70 | 6-10 Dec 2021 |
13. The expert from Finland introduced GRSP-70-06 and GRSP-70-07 justifying the introduction of three-points safety-belts on buses. The expert from the Netherlands supported the initiative. The expert from EC stated that he was open to consider the proposal but would like to see the initiative paired with safety belt reminders to ensure maximum benefit. The expert from Sweden supported the initiative from Finland. However, she asked for more about negative consequences, especially about occupant evacuation. The expert from OICA supported the need for accident data from other regions and review them carefully before drawing conclusions; he also noted that it would be useful to review the UN Regulation No. 80 requirements before deleting the possibility of two point-belts, which would have huge consequences. GRSP finally agreed to resume discussion on the proposal of the expert from Finland on the basis of broader data at its next sessions. 13. The expert from Finland introduced GRSP-70-06 and GRSP-70-07 justifying the introduction of three-points safety-belts on buses. The expert from the Netherlands supported the initiative. The expert from EC stated that he was open to consider the proposal but would like to see the initiative paired with safety belt reminders to ensure maximum benefit. The expert from Sweden supported the initiative from Finland. However, she asked for more about negative consequences, especially about occupant evacuation. The expert from OICA supported the need for accident data from other regions and review them carefully before drawing conclusions; he also noted that it would be useful to review the UN Regulation No. 80 requirements before deleting the possibility of two point-belts, which would have huge consequences. GRSP finally agreed to resume discussion on the proposal of the expert from Finland on the basis of broader data at its next sessions. |
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