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2. I think you are right.

Mon Sep 29, 2014, 07:48 PM

Sep 2014

I'm not siding with Wal-Mart but I always buckle up in the back seat.

This will negate the fact the driver was impaired from lack of sleep.

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Walmart Faults Tracy Morgan for Not Wearing Seat Belt During Car Accident [View all] RiffRandell Sep 2014 OP

I think you are right. RiffRandell Sep 2014 #2

It by no means negates it dsc Sep 2014 #3

Got it. RiffRandell Sep 2014 #8

We need a lawyer the weigh in. Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2014 #4

Have to admit I don't know for sure dsc Sep 2014 #5

I'm sure the law varies from state to state. Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2014 #10

Do state laws require seat belt use in the back of a limo? AZ Mike Sep 2014 #6

good question dsc Sep 2014 #9

Im not sure, but I bet limo's are in the same class as a bus DJ13 Sep 2014 #15

It has nothing to do with cause. former9thward Sep 2014 #12

Stay classy, Walmart (as I posted in the other thread on this topic). Coventina Sep 2014 #11

Limo bus trumad Sep 2014 #16