Seat Belts On Buses

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November 20, 2015
Ian Erickson
3934 Del Otero Ave
Spring Park, MN 55384

Dear Representative paulsen,

Hi my name is Ian Erickson. My law is I think that there should be seat belts on buses. I think there should be seat belts on buses because what if the bus crashes and some one is standing they would go flying through the window. That is why I think buses should have seat

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