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Date/Time captured: 2008_0514 18:02
Camera: Canon PowerShot A570IS (7.1mp)
Image ID: D12360
Title: Husk bilbelte (Remember seat belt) 1
Location: Tromsdalen, Norway
Description: Captured (through the windshield) after a work seminar in Tromsø. As motorists drive southwest along highway E8, shortly after leaving Tromsø along the Tromsdalen side of the sound, a transportation department (Statens vegvesen) sign reminds: “Husk bilbelte” (“Remember your seat belt”)—a positive, clear message about the importance of wearing a seat belt. Rather than the negative “Click it or ticket” slogans prevalent in the traffic-police-focused USA, Norway instead focuses on the meaning of the law by showing one loved one draping a protective arm over another like a shoulder belt. (Google “husk bilbelte kampanje” for clearer versions of this sign, as well as other, similar signs.) (Compare mhp777.com images D12773 and D15477.)
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Husk bilbelte (Remember seat belt) 1 (Tromsdalen, Norway)
… by Mark H. Peterson
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