Safety Belt

The purpose of safety belts, often known as seat belts, is to shield the people inside of a car from harm in the event of an accident or an abrupt stop. They comprise of a belt that buckles across the person's lap and chest while they are seated in a car, keeping them firmly in place. By spreading the force of a sudden hit over a broader region of the body, safety belts help lower the chance of catastrophic injury or being thrown from the car. In many nations, wearing a belt is required since it has been shown to be one of the best ways to reduce injuries and save lives in car accidents.