CHOOSING THE RIGHT CAR

It's important to identify the autos that are "beepless" (according to B.T.S. standards). Basically this means any company that has NOT YET or will not implement a repetitive beeping seatbelt reminder    in their cars or trucks and that only an "initial set of beeps" is sounded when a person turns on the ignition of their car getting ready to drive.

B.T.S. agrees that such a reminder (just once at the beginning) is good, but that a continual set of beeps at a set interval can be distracting while driving.

What you can do:

We would like you to take responsibility when buying a new car. Ask the car salesman if it has a seatbelt reminder. You can find this out pretty quick by taking it for a test drive. If it does, find out if the fuse or spark plug responsible for the beep can be taken out, or at least deactivated.

For now please read this article: Modern Seatbelt Reminders: A Diabolical Problem

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