Overheard on CNN.com: Safety belts on school buses? After wreck, readers debate - This Just In A school bus wreck killed a young child and the driver Monday in Indianapolis, officials said. Readers commenting on the story debated whether additional safety measures are required. We saw differing views on the need for safety belts on buses. One commenter who said she is a bus driver was in support of them. SitSandraSit: "As a driver, I see kids jumping around on school buses all the time as it is moving. At times I wish I could do something about it, but there isn't much I can do. It's can be difficult to control just one child, let alone 20. I think there should be cameras and restrictions like seat belts. Maybe a computer on the bus to indicate all kids are strapped in. However, this reader wasn't so sure. Planethell12: "Even when I was riding a school bus back in the late '80s and early '90s, our bus had seat belts, and we were forced to wear them when the bus driver would walk up and down the aisle before we departed to make sure of this. However the moment he sat down was the moment we took ours off. One adult for 50 or so kids (especially when the adult is supposed to be driving and not watching the kids) does not cut it. One reader said children's small size presents special challenges. David Lochhead: "It is very hard to protect a small child in a collision without the all-encompassing approach. Airbags can deploy with enough force to completely decapitate a small child, so curtain protection would be ruled out. Hard side-rail restraints would be ruled out as most school bus collisions are lateral impacts. This is why in a family car all restraints are adjusted to the individual passenger or my key does not go in the ignition. My little girl decided that undoing her belt when she was 5 would be much more comfortable, and as I have an installed aftermarket buzzer on it, the car stopped , she was rebelted and we went straight home which was about 50 miles in the opposite direction. It never happened again. Most school buses carry many different sizes of children so this will be a really tough problem that will not be solved by a one-size-fits-all approach nor by a greedy politician that just wants the next electoral win. There were also some who opined that seat belts could increase risk. bassman21: "Kids should be on spring break this week, not in school. Anther thing about having seat belts of school buses is this. If the bus catches fire, especially upside down, it will be very difficult to get 50 children off the burning bus. Most studies show that kids are safer without seat belts. No matter what you do, there will always been some deaths from auto accidents. Overall kids are much safer on them than in a car. Some said they were deeply saddened. IxNay: "I hope there was some kind of health problem, rather than reckless driving. From the perspective of the parents who lost their child, it will be much easier to stomach an accident because of a heart attack rather than stupid driving. It is always sad to hear about something like this. We send our kids to school, expecting them to be safe. It makes you realize how unpredictable and precarious life is. What do you think about this story? Do you think there should be seat belts on school buses?