Don't you know what “car seat belts” are for?

Of course, you know that “car seat belts” are one of the most important pieces of safety equipment in an automobile. Not only do they protect occupants during a collision or emergency braking, but they are also useful in a variety of situations:

1. Reducing the risk of injury: Seat belts are the primary protection against occupants being thrown out of the vehicle or hitting objects inside the vehicle during a collision. Even in low-speed collisions, seat belts are effective in reducing the severity of injuries.
   

2. Works with airbags: Airbags and seat belts go hand in hand. Without seat belts, airbags are much less effective and may even lead to secondary injuries. Seat belts keep occupants in the right position and allow airbags to work effectively.
   

3. Prevent secondary collision: In case of emergency braking or collision, the seat belt can fix the occupant on the seat, avoiding hitting the steering wheel, windshield or other hard objects in the car due to inertia, thus reducing the injuries caused by secondary collision.
   

4. Stabilize posture, prevent fatigue driving: During long hours of driving, the seat belt helps to maintain the driver's correct sitting posture, avoiding the discomfort caused by long hours of driving, and helping to reduce fatigue.
   

5. Cope with sharp turns and bumps: In sharp turns or on bumpy roads, seat belts can prevent passengers from being unsteady and straying from their seats, improving the comfort and safety of the ride.
   

Car seat belts may seem simple, but they play a key role in protecting lives. Proper use of seat belts is one of the most effective and easiest self-protection measures.