[BC] Look professional

[Alan Alsobrook]

Rollovers generally aren't' as back about whacking you in the back of 
the head as a front end collision. Thinking along those lines everything 
is kept packed below the seat top level. With soft stuff behind the driver.
For rollover protection the seat belt is still the most important device.
If you're not wearing one, you have no idea where your head will end up 
during the collision, or if your body will still be attached to it when 
it gets there.
A common killer I've see is boom speakers sitting on a back deck of a 
vehicle. During a front end collision they reposition themselves to the 
front windshield or beyond. If you happen to be in the way, well you 
might be in the running for a Darwin award.

khcs at juno.com wrote:

> Alan offered:
>>No I've got mine packed where it takes curves nicely.. :)
> 
> Yes, cargo nets are handy.  Also, if you roll your vehicle you don't want your heavy toolboxes and test equipment landing on your head.  It's a good idea to properly secure your gear.  Neatness is nice, but safety is better.

-- 
Alan Alsobrook CSRE AMD CBNT
St. Augustine Fl. 32086 904-829-8885
aalso at Bellsouth.net