Keeping your seat belts and airbags working correctly is vital if you want to keep yourself and your loved ones safe while on the road. These two safety elements are crucial for automotive protection and can do wonders in preventing and minimizing the effects of injuries in case you encounter…

Every component of your car experiences wear and tear, even if some parts aren’t as obvious as others. While most car owners think of their vehicle’s frame, tires, and engines, even your car’s interior aspect also needs necessary replacements. While it’s uncommon to replace seat belts frequently, it’s mandatory to…

Driving a vehicle is as much privilege as it is a risk, especially with the many external variables that can lead to an accident. Harsh weather, poor road conditions, and even other motorists and pedestrians can cause a car crash. Even more than these environmental factors, a car crash can…

Wearing your seat belt is important whenever you enter a vehicle. Everyone has been conditioned at a young age to wear one—it’s all about safety, after all!  However, a lot of people are still not convinced of the importance of seat belts. You may need a lot of information before…

If there’s one thing that every driver dreads, it’s the thought of getting into a car crash. Unfortunately, no one can anticipate them, which is why they’re called accidents. And no matter how careful you are as a driver, you might still find yourself in such a situation when others…

Seat belt malfunctions aren’t just an inconvenience, but they can also be a safety hazard. It isn’t secure to get in the vehicle when you know the seat belt isn’t working properly, as there’s always a chance of getting into an accident. Repairing these defects should be a driver and…

Seat belts can be a lifesaver in the event of a collision or accident. However, that doesn’t mean they’re immune to any possible defects as well. Seat belts are prone to sudden malfunctions, just like any other car part. There is a range of common seat belt problems and they…

A seat belt system will keep you safe and secure while inside your vehicle. In many cases, this simple strip of polyester could mean the difference between life and death if you get into an accident. The component that keeps you strapped in during a collision or brake is the…

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says only 6.3 percent of U.S. adults do not wear seat belts most of the time. However, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, unrestrained occupants still account for half of the car crash deaths.  What’s more, gender seems to be a…