National Seat Belt Day (NSBD) should also have its own dedicated page.
National Seat Belt Day is November 14, and we have created free guides that schools, businesses, law enforcement, first responders, churches, and communities can download and use. National Seat Belt Day is a nationwide reminder that one simple choice can save a life: buckle up.
Every time you get in a vehicle, whether you are driving across the country or just down the street, wearing your seat belt is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself and the people who love you.
The Kailee Mills Foundation invites schools, first responders, businesses, churches, families, and communities across the country to join us on November 14 in spreading this lifesaving message.
Buckle Up, Someone 💚s You
Download the Toolkit
How to Participate
Participating in National Seat Belt Day can be as simple as sharing the message.
Use our free resources to bring National Seat Belt Day to your school, workplace, department, congregation, organization, or community. Download the guide designed for you, choose the activities and resources that work best, and help us remind more people to buckle up every seat, every ride, every time. You can participate by:
Sharing the Message
Sharing National Seat Belt Day messages on social media.
Displaying seat belt safety posters.
Making National Seat Belt Day announcements.
Sharing resources with students, employees, families, or community members.
Using our activities and educational materials.
Encouraging everyone to make a commitment to buckle up.
Sharing why you buckle up and who you buckle up for.
However you participate, the goal is simple: get people talking about seat belts and remind them that someone loves them.
National Seat Belt Day is an opportunity to remind students, staff, and families about the importance of wearing a seat belt on every single ride – whether you’re driving across town, riding with friends, heading to practice, or just going a few minutes down the road.
National Seat Belt Day is an opportunity to remind students, staff, and families about the importance of wearing a seat belt on every single ride – whether you’re driving across town, riding with friends, heading to practice, or just going a few minutes down the road.
First responders see firsthand how one decision can change a life in an instant.
This National Seat Belt Day, the Kailee Mills Foundation invites law enforcement agencies, fire departments, EMS, school resource officers, and other first responders to help us encourage one simple, lifesaving habit.
Your business has the power to reach
employees, customers, families, and your
community with one simple reminder
that could save a life: BUCKLE UP. EVERY SEAT. EVERY RIDE.
Churches have a special opportunity to care for families both inside and outside their walls. This National Seat Belt Day, the Kailee Mills Foundation invites churches and faith communities to join us in sharing one simple reminder that can help save lives.
Request National Seat Belt Day Materials
Would you like printed National Seat Belt Day materials for your school, organization, department, or community?
The Kailee Mills Foundation may be able to provide materials based on availability and funding.
Help Us Measure the Impact
We also want to see how far the National Seat Belt Day message travels. By requesting materials and sharing how you use them, you can help us measure the impact of this important safety message.
Share National Seat Belt Day
Show us how you are participating!
Share photos, activities, posters, announcements, and seat belt messages on social media and tag the Kailee Mills Foundation.
#NationalSeatBeltDay
#BuckleUpSomeoneLovesYou
#BuckleUp4Kailee
#DriveToSaveLives
Every post helps carry the message farther.
Why We Buckle Up
National Seat Belt Day is deeply personal to the Kailee Mills Foundation.
Sixteen year old Kailee Mills was riding with friends when she briefly removed her seat belt. Moments later, the vehicle crashed. Kailee was ejected and lost her life. The other occupants, who remained buckled, survived.
Her family turned an unimaginable loss into a mission to help prevent other families from experiencing the same tragedy.
Today, the Kailee Mills Foundation works to save lives and protect families by increasing seat belt use through education, awareness, and support.
On November 14 and every day, we ask you to make one simple choice:
Buckle Up, Someone 💚s You
