SEATBELT USE Sample Clauses

SEATBELT USE. Xxxxxxxx agrees that not wearing a seatbelt while driving is dangerous and in the event of a crash is likely to lead to a serious injury or death. Customer agrees that a seatbelt will be worn at all times while towing the Rental. Customer agrees to ensure that any Authorized Driver is aware of, and complies with, this provision and that all passengers are also wearing seatbelts. Customer's agreement to do so is material to Company's decision to enter into this Rental Agreement. Customer's failure to comply with this paragraph is a material breach of this agreement. Customer agrees that failure to comply with this provision shall be admissible as evidence of negligence, breach of contract or for any other purpose in any lawsuit or arbitration arising out of this Rental Agreement.
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SEATBELT USE. I will wear my seatbelt at all times while operating a vehicle and insist all passengers do the same. I will not engage another driver unless involved in an accident. I will not use hand gestures, roll down window to yell, or engage another driver for any reason other than to use my horn for SAFETY purposes ONLY. I understand traffic in Atlanta is unpredictable and I may need to turn the car over to others without notice, therefore, I will not let the fuel level go below ¼ tank.
SEATBELT USE. The Supplier shall require all operators of motor vehicles (whether rented or owned) to use seatbelts.

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