16 Seat Belt 1 Wear a Rear Seat Belt Seat belt Wearing Position In the event of an accident, failure to correctly wear the seat belt will make it impossible for the seat belt to play its protective role, thus causing serious personal injury. Only when the passenger is in the correct sitting position and is wearing the seat belt correctly can the seat belt fully play its role. The latch of the seat belt must correspond with the buckle and be correctly inserted. Warning Adjust the headrest of the rear seat if needed, sit upright in the rear seat and make your back fit the seat backrest as much as possible.
Pull the seat belt out of the tensioner in the upper part of the nearer side, insert the latch of the seat belt into the buckle, and tighten the seat belt. When the latch is locked inside the buckle, a clicking sound will be heard. Seat belt design has fully taken into account the bone structure of the human body (such as pelvis, sternum and shoulders). The protective role of the seat belt can only come into full play when it is correctly worn. A non-upright sitting posture will also reduce the protective role of the seat belt and could easily cause serious injuries.
If the airbag is triggered during an accident, the impact of the airbag may cause serious injury to any occupant not in an upright sitting posture. Tips The other points of attention concerning the wearing of rear seat belts are the same as those of the front seat belts.