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buckle me up lets parents know if kids undo their seatbelts

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Most parents are fairly diligent about making sure that their young children buckle up at the start of car trips. Unfortunately, due to the fact that many cars don’t have rear seatbelt warning systems, they may not realize that their kids have released their belt while en route. Needless to say, the outcome of an accident under such circumstances could be tragic. That’s why an Australian startup has launched buckle me up, a system that wirelessly adds a rear seatbelt warning system to cars that don’t already have one.
via Gizmag

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