A seat belt buckle is the part of the belt that holds the seat belt in place. To be exact, it is the part of the belt that is used to hold the belt in place across the chest of the driver or passengers of a vehicle. The seat belt…
Are you having a problem with your seat belt buckle releasing at times? There can be many reasons for this, for example, there might be foreign objects lodged inside the buckle such as coins, small toys, or other small objects. This is the number one reason why the seatbelt is…
When you look at the modern seat belts equipped in all vehicles today, it is easy to understand how they save hundreds of thousands of lives on the daily. They are made of durable material, have multiple mechanisms controlling retraction and buckling, and fit firmly against the lap and shoulder…
People maintain—or should I say, “maintain”—their vehicles each in their way. Some painstakingly do everything in their power to keep their car working properly, while others only perform fixes when necessary. Both types of drivers can get away with driving their car for years, but the latter will probably experience…
That annoying sound you may hear when you are not buckled in is not their just to annoy, but to notify you of an important thing you should be doing: buckling in. The vehicle knows whether or not you are buckled in through the use of sensors or switches. A…
While most people wear seat belts, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that one in seven people still do not wear seat belts. Other sources estimate that number to be closer to one in five people of 20% vehicle occupiers. Therefore, many still risk injury or death when not…
