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	Clunk Click Every Trip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		"Clunk Click Every Trip" is the slogan of a series of British public information advertisements sponsored by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents in January 1971 and starring Jimmy Savile.
		The advertisements highlighted the dangers of being thrown through the windscreen in a car accident and reminded drivers that the first thing they should do after closing the door ("Clunk") is fasten their seatbelt ("Click").
		These advertisements helped lay the groundwork for compulsory seatbelt use in the front seat of a vehicle, which law came into force on January 1, 1983, in the UK.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/clunk_click_every_trip (170 words)

	Features - Are You Sitting Comfortably (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		'Clunk, click, every trip' might be the mantra you and I were once told to repeat before every car journey we made but spare a thought for Team McLaren Mercedes drivers Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard whose extended version goes something like ‘clunk, click, click, click, click, click, every trip’.
		Unlike normal road cars, Formula 1 vehicles must be fitted with a six-point safety harness which comprises of the following: two shoulder straps that retain the upper portion of the body, two lap straps that pass across the front of the wearers pelvic region and two crotch straps.
		As the belts are worn extremely tightly, ‘belting up’ in an F1 car is no easy task and the driver must rely on his mechanics to secure him into his seat as tightly as possible.
	www.mclaren.com /features/2001/sitting.htm (651 words)

	pw lincs echo article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The only passenger in the wreckage of that Paris underpass to survive was the bodyguard who followed the old rule "Clunk-click; every trip".
		Sisters Joyce Priestley and Mavis Whyman were on a coach trip to Holland.
		And this risk can sometimes be highest on the short routine trip that we all take for granted like the school run.
	www.labmeps-emids.fsnet.co.uk /lincsech141.htm (737 words)

	Regatta Online - Ocean Rowing
		You have to clip it on every time you leave the cabin, even if the sea is dead calm, just in case.
		Clunk, click, every trip.' The only time he came close to falling overboard was when he slipped on a tiny drop of suntan lotion.
		His trip averaged 30 miles a day, and he is sceptical about the racing crews rowing through the night.
	www.regatta.rowing.org.uk /103-halsey.html (1196 words)

	Is It Mandatory Where you live?---Moon Girl
		Every state I have lived in has the click it or ticket law.
		click it or ticket is a nation wide thing, anyone in america has that law...
		Click it or ticket is the law in Ohio to, but I don't agree with it.
	www.unsolvedmysteries.com /usm383147.html (2321 words)

	Community Projects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Once made popular in a road safety campaign by Jimmy Saville, "Clunk Click, Every Trip" is now the slogan of a group on the Fylde that hasrecently been awarded a LPfRS Grant.
		It's Fylde branch aims to make the ‘Clunk Click’ slogan a reminder for car passengers to wear a seatbelt, particularly children travelling in the back seat.
		It used its grant to produce 5,000 car window stickers and badges with the ‘Clunk Click’ slogan for distribution to playgroups, primary schools, the Benefit Agency and Camelot Leisure Park.
	www.safe2travel.co.uk /community/projects.html (814 words)

	Carmarthenshire County Council - BELT UP YOUR KIDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Carmarthenshire County Council are driving home the message that to z~zclunk, click, every trip’ can save lives, while Dyfed Powys Police have vowed to crack down on those who do not.
		A survey by the Authority’s road safety department earlier this year revealed a shocking 45 per cent of children in the back seat were not wearing a seat belt, while 25 per cent of youngsters in the passenger seat were unsecured.
		Road safety officer Keith Griffiths said: z~zSome parents seem to be ignoring the advice to ‘clunk, click, every trip’ in the false belief that their children will be safe on short journeys.
	www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk /index.asp?locID=1&docID=4529 (282 words)

	Used Motorcycles On-Line (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Every time I threw the bike through the bends I ended up in big grin time, the kind of high I usually experienced when mixing alcohol and amphetamines to excess.
		Every time it rained I laughed my head off, such was the protection afforded.
		I took a meandering route back home, the K revealing itself in the curves to be as every bit as susceptible to tying itself up in knots as the old boxer.
	www.umgweb.com /member1/mibmnew.htm (12797 words)

	Rethinking Rubbish
		Whilst those in rural areas, or even in cities renowned for their proximity to regions of great natural beauty (such as Glasgow or Leeds) accept and are moved by the images of a threat to the verdancy of their nearby environment, urban locations treat it less well.
		A number of the executions fail simply because they don't succeed in all areas - perhaps they only have an interesting picture to their credit, or maybe the message is strong but it is not backed up by anything else of worth.
		It has to be remembered that it is always important to communicate with the audience using every aspect of the medium available to the campaign's advantage.
	www.wasteonline.org.uk /resources/WasteWatch/NWAIFinalReport_files/page4.html (6430 words)

	dreamland
		So did my plane load of fellow travellers, there was however a distinct sense of unease, an animal sensation that was tripping alert switches in the mind.
		Trucks are almost more common than cars in Moscow, and all of them pelt past, clattering and empty as if on return trips from outlying farms or scrap metal dumps.
		It's not like Charlotte Street where every building is a restaurant, here they are few and far between.
	julianmoseley_dreamland.blogspot.com (11405 words)

	London Chimes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Third but not last would be the trips to the shore, with my wife and mom-in-law in April to find a holiday home for the summer, the trip to Long Beach Island in the summer and tonight spending new years eve at the shore.
		Every Christmas morning the children come out to the tree to find that Santa has left them a note stuck to the tree itself.
		Every families Christmas is as unique in way to the neighbours, other family members and friends.
	malcolmfriend.blogspot.com /2002_12_01_malcolmfriend_archive.html (16268 words)

	The Luklinski BackPain Clinic Backpain migraine sciatica lumbago dizziness backache
		There are 300,000 back operations performed in the USA every year, but I have yet to find in my 30 years of clinical experience just one person who can honestly say that their condition has improved as a result of surgery.
		There is nothing worse than operating on a person when better treatment methods are available, and when spinal surgery itself has such a track record of failures.
		Every patient is an individual with different degrees of conditions, and treatment that might work for one person may not work for another.
	www.back-pain.co.uk /treatment.html (2804 words)

	BELT UP FOR TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Wearing front seat belts has been compulsory for 20 years, and Hampshire County Council's Road Safety Team is urging back seat passengers to make sure they `clunk click, every trip' too.
		Since front seat belts became mandatory in January 1983, it is estimated that almost 400 deaths and 7,000 serious injuries have been prevented nationwide.
		They're not only putting their own lives at risk but those of other people - every time they get into a vehicle.
	www.hants.gov.uk /press/2003/d484.html (274 words)

	Don't let Devon go to waste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Statistics given are taken from a sample of 800 people across each of Devonand#8217;s council districts in September 2002, and 50 people in the Exeter area during December 2002.
		Every two months, Devon homes produce enough rubbish to fill Exeter Cathedral.
		Each year we landfill some 300,000 tonnes of the stuff, enough to bury even the highest Tor on Dartmoor, or cover an area the size of a football pitch 400 metres high, or over 100 miles of our beaches.
	www.recycledevon.org /pages/news_detail.asp?ID=25 (494 words)

	RoSPA : Road Safety : Seat Belt History
		“Clunk Click” TV commercials, starring Jimmy Saville show the dangers of being thrown through the windscreen in a collision.
		"Clunk, click every trip" is still one of his most remembered phrases, along with "now then, now then" and "guys and gals".
		Seat belts fitted to minibuses and coaches carrying groups of children on organised trips.
	www.rospa.co.uk /roadsafety/advice/motorvehicles/seatbelt_history.htm (875 words)

	The West Surrey Cyclist - Issue 10 - Spring 1988
		West Surrey CTC clubroom is held every fourth Wednesday, 7.30 pm, at Guildford Rowing Club, Shalford Road, Guildford (near the Jolly Farmer PH on the A28l).
		Good places to visit are the ancient town of Mdina and a boat trip into the famous Blue Grotto at the bottom of cliffs near Zurneq.
		A climb across the island to the top of the Dingli cliffs was well worthwhile, the cliffs are spectacular with a height of 850 feet sheer from the sea.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /chris.jeggo/wsdahist/mag8804.html (5197 words)

	BBC Inside Out - Crash detectives
		He says, "We treat every scene as a potential murder scene and until we can establish it as otherwise we will treat it in that way."
		Despite the many vehicle safety features available today, including airbags, side impact bars and seatbelt restraints, it astounds the team that some people fail to wear the most basic car safety device - the seatbelt.
		Sir Jimmy Saville appeared in advertisements aimed at encouraging seatbelt use and made the phrase, "clunk click with every trip," famous.
	www.bbc.co.uk /insideout/east/series5/crash_detectives.shtml (585 words)

	Shock video drives home seatbelt law
		Drivers and front-seat passengers have been required to wear seatbelts since 1983, before then, the Government relied on the voluntary approach - promoted by the "clunk-click every trip" television campaign fronted by Sir Jimmy Savile.
		In 1989 it was made compulsory to restrain children under 14 sitting in the rear, and in 1991 adults were made to belt up in the back if belts were fitted.
		The legislation was extended after statistics showed that an unbelted passenger was three times more likely to die in an accident than one wearing a seatbelt.
	www.portal.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/06/27/ncyc127.html (593 words)

	Exchange & Mart Motoring Magazine
		The most memorable campaign featured Sir Jimmy Saville who encouraged us to “Clunk, click, every trip”.
		Finally, in January 1983, legislation was passed making it compulsory to wear front seat belts in all cars that had them fitted.
		So perhaps this is a good opportunity to remind drivers to take one of the most important steps to protect themselves each day and that means buckling up at all times, however short the journey.”
	www.exchangeandmart.co.uk /motoring/magazine/safety_seatbelts.shtm (256 words)

	Autonational Rescue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A new nationwide survey by breakdown service Autonational Rescue shows that five per cent of the UK's drivers NEVER get their adult passengers to use rear seat belts.
		A further 19% say they "sometimes" ask their passengers to clunk click every trip.
		But, worst of all, nine per cent say they sometimes or never get their children to belt up safely in the back of their car.
	www.autonational.co.uk /news/press20.htm (311 words)

	OK Charlie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		You smash into Steve's Saab with immense force and at such speed that Phil does not notice the change in vehicle and keeps working down in the pit.
		Unfortunately as with all cabbies you have forgotten the golden rule, Clunk, click every trip.
		You smash through the windscreen of your cab and distribute yourself on the wall of The Arches over a wide area.
	www.jimontheinternet.com /Eastweb/charlie_arches_resulta.htm (64 words)

	Radio Bahrain History (English Service).
		This was the first disco on the island and naturally was a resounding success, it quickly became packed every night and proved that the Island could do with another Disco, so the Tylos Hotel was approached and agreed to have one in their restaurant.
		Tylos Disco (back) was advertised in a big way and Chimes had approached a DJ (Adrian Ross) who agreed to come out to the Tylos but had a problem with his passport.
		Jingles were made and played on a Revox reel to Reel, a total nightmare to time intros and with all mechanical switches it bought a new meaning to the expression "clunk, click every trip".
	www.knowlton.clara.net /family/History_1/Bahrain_77.htm (3673 words)

	Patrolman Pat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Twenty years later, our roads still claim over 3,000 lives a year and the motor industry is still looking for new ways to lower this figure.
		I can still remember the television adverts where silver-haired DJ Jimmy Saville urged us to 'clunk-click every trip'.
		It was the sort of publicity which encouraged many more people to think about road safety in a new way.
	www.hoot-uk.com /content/regulars/patrolman_pat/03022003.html (298 words)

	Green Flag: driving guide, help, safety and advice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Comfort and time are the keys to achieving unstressed family trips.
		Never allow a baby in a rearward-facing infant carrier to ride in the front passenger seat if there is an active airbag.
		Some cars allow you to deactivate the passenger airbag - if you do so, check every trip that it is still disconnected.
	www.greenflag.co.uk /help/drivingguide_kids.html (670 words)

	BBC - Get Writing - - A1928126 - Ghost Story challenge - Kitchen Door
		I had clicked on a site about myths and legends and was working my way through the tales I found.
		Soon I could focus on nothing but its click, clunk sound.
		Click: it blew forward but could not open.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/ww2/A1928126 (1366 words)

	Halfbakery: SpasmCouch
		Every 15 minutes or so, sensors would activate the nerve centers along your spine, causing your muscles to twitch so you look like you're having a mild seizure.
		These random spasms keep lactic acid from buliding up, keeping us comfortable the rare times we decide to move.
		[igirl] are you a doctor, cause i get that spaz stuff going every time I see Ted Koppel with that dead animal on his head.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/SpasmCouch (520 words)

	Clunk Click Every Trip - with Powerbook Combo Drive! - Topic Powered by Infopop
		Clunk Click Every Trip - with Powerbook Combo Drive!
		The drive just click, whirs, clunks and bangs and then spews the disc out.
		Does the same with my NI B4 so I'm organ-less at the mo (very painfull).
	sound-on-sound2.infopop.net /2/OpenTopic?a=tpc&s=215094572&f=799091194&m=7773084217&inc=-1 (398 words)

	Phones are the new "blacked" - especially with cameras? - QuickTopic free message board hosting
		Or go into many countries where seat belt wearing is compulsory, but the Governments never came up with anything as catchy or convincing as "Clunk-click every trip" to make the populace like it.
		A tale in which old people are no longer afraid to venture forth from their homes, but instead do so at every opportunity, carrying dirt-cheap miniature videocams.
		There are BIG prizes (and momentary TV show fame) for providing video evidence of crimes - anything from littering to bank robbery - and they want their slice of it.
	www.quicktopic.com /28/H/nPvvmyWgS5Rk (641 words)

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		I can tell you that the government's assurances that seat belts save lives means little to me. I don't doubt that they can and do save lives, but not EVERY time and until that happens, they should be a choice.
		The trip was uneventful in the car, and I was drowsy and falling asleep sitting in the back seat.
		Seatbelt laws were forced onto the American public by greedy insurance companies who spent billions of dollars lobbying Congress to pass laws to help them lower their expenses while at the same time using the issue to raise their premiums.
	gallery.foolmoon.com /printthread.php/Cat/0/Board/UBB18/main/28889/type/thread (12128 words)

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