@article{ref1,
title="Parents and childrens attitudes to seat belt usage and knowledge of seat belt law",
journal="New Zealand medical journal",
year="1988",
author="Langley, John Desmond and Cecchi, J. C. and Silva, Phil A. and Appleton, I.",
volume="101",
number="841",
pages="119-121",
abstract="Knowledge of and attitudes to seat belt laws and the perception of risk were examined in a cohort of 1139 children and their parents. Seven hundred and thirty questionnaires were obtained from interviewing a sample of 13-year-olds and 805 questionnaires were obtained by mail from the parents. Most children (98%) and parents (99%) had correct knowledge of the law relating to the front seat. Fewer children (77%) and parents (80%) gave the correct response for the rear seat. Nearly all children (96%) and parents (99%) correctly identified the front seat unbelted as the most dangerous combination, but only 72% of children and 70% of parents identified the safest place to travel. There was parental support for a law requiring owners to fit rear seat belts and for a law requiring children of all ages to be restrained.",
language="",
issn="0028-8446",
doi="",
url="http://dx.doi.org/"
}