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Up to 50%.
Up to 50%, according to WHO. This is a general estimate of risk reduction, not an individual guarantee or a figure specific to every high-speed crash. Wear the belt correctly adjusted and observe speed limits; belt protection does not eliminate injury or death risk.
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