Seat Belt Question

ihamner · May 25, 2008

The annual Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Roadcheck inspection blitz will be held June 3-5 this year. The emphasis this year is on seat belt safety so the inspectors will be checking our seat belts as well as our USE of the seat belts. My question is about seat belts in the sleeper. We, of course have them but when you are sleeping in the bed do use a seat belt to strap yourself in? I can't really imagine inspectors waking up a sleeping co-driver to check seat belts in the sleeper but, what do you think? Maybe I need a really sexy gown???

tec1959 · May 27, 2008

Just worry about you have your seat belt on when driving and if your co-driver is in the pass seat that they have their's on to...Bunk don't worry if they ask tell them your co-driver is sleeping they won't do anything...

jaminjim · May 27, 2008

I always liked being restrained while in the bed, especially when we were in the truck.

pelicn · May 27, 2008

I know it would be safer to use the safety belt in the sleeper, but......

Jaminjim? Toooooo much info! LOL

CharlesD · May 27, 2008

jaminjim said:
I always liked being restrained while in the bed, especially when we were in the truck.

Whatever makes you sleep better at night.

MSinger · May 28, 2008

jaminjim said:
I always liked being restrained while in the bed, especially when we were in the truck.

Funny!!! I never got into the "bed restraints". If I'm gettin' it I ain't goin' no where so no since in tying me down. 10-4?

Tennesseahawk · May 28, 2008

jaminjim said:
I always liked being restrained while in the bed, especially when we were in the truck.

Sounds kinda kinky!

jaminjim · May 28, 2008

why yes,,,yes it is. If the sleeper's rockin...

Turtle · May 28, 2008

Suddenly, the term "jaminjim" has a whole new meaning.

jaminjim · May 28, 2008

More like ....never mind

OntarioVanMan · May 28, 2008

Turtle said:
Suddenly, the term "jaminjim" has a whole new meaning.

You gettin too much sun!! *L*

jaminjim · May 28, 2008

Alright whomever left a Turtle on his back, please return him to his upright position.

Turtle · May 28, 2008

arrbsthw · May 28, 2008

We have one of those restraints that you can fasten when
you are in the bunk.. I have used it a few times and feel
safer than when I don't. I keep telling my hubby I don't want
to go thru the windshield if you has to slam on brakes etc.