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No, correct the fit before moving off.
No. Very bulky clothing can reduce belt fit and effectiveness. Before moving off, remove or adjust the garment so the belt can be positioned correctly; do not drive without fastening it. The diagonal strap should cross the collarbone between neck and shoulder, and the lap strap should sit low over the pelvis.
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No, correct the fit before moving off.
Yes, a close fit has no effect on effectiveness.
Yes, comfort alone is sufficient even if it is loose.
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