onto the webbing. Some people even use a zip tie as a temporary fix—just be sure it’s secure and won’t interfere with the buckle mechanism.
Other
Little-Known Seat Belt Features
While we’re on the topic, here are a few other seat belt details worth knowing:
The Twist Test
If your seat belt is twisted, it can reduce its effectiveness in a crash. Always make sure the webbing lies flat against your body.
The Height Adjuster
Many cars have an adjustable anchor point on the door pillar. Adjust it so the belt crosses the middle of your shoulder—not your neck or
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