Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Jim Hood (Labour), on Tuesday, 26 April 1994, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 96 members in total.
BELT UP SCHOOL KIDS CAMPAIGN
That this House welcomes the National BUSK campaign to make seat belts compulsory on all school buses; congratulates the Scottish branch, Carnwath and Biggar branch for its outstanding achievement in collecting 46,254 signatures supporting its campaign; reminds Her Majesty's Government that only legislation can provide the necessary protection for children travelling to and from school each day; calls for adult supervision on all school buses in addition to the driver; understands that sensible traffic management schemes are necessary to keep large articulated lorries off school routes where roads are narrow; and is determined to ensure that no more children have to lose their lives in road accidents whilst travelling to school before Her Majesty's Government responds to the immediate need to protect them by giving each child a separate seat, properly belted up with a three point seat belt.
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- Type
- Early day motion
- Reference
- 1119
- Session
- 1993-94
- Subjects
- Children Buses Safety measures Safety belts
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