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Seatbelt Survivors' Club

This club is for people who have survived a traffic collision because they were wearing their seatbelts.

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Membership is free with members receiving a congratulatory letter from SGI, a membership card and a certificate.

Seatbelts are the most effective protection when riding in a vehicle, and sharing your story may convince others to do the same. If you, or anyone you know, are living proof that seatbelts work, we'd like to hear from you. With your permission, we will publicize your story to help raise awareness of the importance of buckling up.

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Complete this Seatbelt Survivors' Club application form (pdf, 469 kb) and tell us about your survival story.

The Seatbelt Survivors' Club was created in 1977 and there are now more than 3,500 members who say seatbelts protected them from serious injury or death.

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1-800-667-8015 ext. 6042
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Seatbelt Survivors' Club form (pdf, 469 kb)
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