Use seat belts correctly
First, always check the technical status of the seat belt, and if it is damaged, it should be replaced immediately.
Second, use it correctly. The seat belt should be fastened to the hips and chest as much as possible. It should form a horizontal V-shape across the pelvis and ribcage. It can be used by one person. It is strictly forbidden for two people to share the seat belt.
Third, when using the seat belt, do not let it press on hard and fragile objects, such as mobile phones, glasses, pens, etc. in your pocket.
Fourth, when there is no one on the seat, return the seat belt to the retractor, and place the buckle tongue in the stowed position to prevent the buckle tongue from hitting other objects during emergency braking.
Fifth, do not allow the seat back to be too inclined, otherwise, it will affect the use effect. The buckle of the seat belt must be fastened to prevent it from falling off when it is subjected to external force and cannot play a protective role.
The following is an introduction to the correct use of seat belts:
To begin with, Adjust your sitting posture. The distance between the person and the steering wheel should be placed with both hands on the steering wheel after the hands are stretched flat; the legs are bent at about 90 degrees, so that the legs are more flexible to respond in case of emergency braking.
To continue, Adjust the seat belt. Holding the buckle lock and tongue, slowly pull out the lap belt to ensure that the shoulder belt passes over the shoulders, close to the neck, and fits snugly and snugly. Then, insert the seat belt buckle into the buckle until you hear a click.
To end with, The seat belt should not touch hard and fragile objects. For example, glasses, pens or keys in clothes; do not let the seat belt rub against the sharp blade, so as not to damage the seat belt.