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11. "Lift Manufacturers Fine-Tune Their Products," Metro Magazine, MarcWApril 1990 issue,
Vol. 86, No.2, Page 24-30.
12. Preliminary Regulatory Impact Analysis, Transportation Accessibility Requirements for tf e
Americans with Disabilities Act, Office of the Secretary, U.S. Department of Transportation,
April 4, 1991.
13. 49 CFR 571.222 Standard No. 222; School Bus Passenger Seating and Crash Protection.
14. "Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint on School Buses," Dalrymple, G.B. and Hsia, H.,
Research and Special Programs Administration (RSPA), Ragland, C. L. and Dickman, Ph.D.,
F.B., National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, May 1990.
15.49 CFR 571.209; Standard No. 209; Seat Belt Assemblies.
16.49 CFR 571.210; Standard No. 210; Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages.
17. 49 CFR 571.207; Standard No. 207; Seating Systems.
18. 49 CFR 571.208; Standard No. 208; Occupant Crash Protection. Also see Docket No.
90-05-NO1-005 for Canadian Standards and 90-05-NO2-004,005,and 007, for dynamic standards
of the 11th National Standards Conference on School Transportation, the British Dept. of
Transport and the AZ Dept. of Transportation.
19. Wayne Petition, October 12, 1984, Docket PRM-222-021 and 85-14, Notice 01.
20. Safety Study - Crashworthiness of Small Post-Standard School Buses, National
Transportation Safety Board, Bureau of Safety Programs, Washington, DC 20590.,
PB89-917003, NTSB/SS-89/02, (See Cases 22,23 and 24 & Appendix F.)
21. "Improving School Bus Safety," Special Report 222, Transportation Research Board,
National Research Council, Washington, DC, May 1989. (See pg. 29 and pg. 10, Table 1-1).
22. Accident Facts, 1989 Edition, National Safety Council, Chicago, IL (for the 1987-88 schod
year).
23. Safety Belts in School Buses, NHTSA, Office of Traffic Safety Programs, Washington, Dc :,
June 1985.
24. Safety Study - Crashworthiness of Large Post-Standard School Buses, National
Transportation Safety Board, Bureau of Safety Programs, Washington, DC 20590, PB87-9 17002,
NTSB/SS-87/01.