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Yes, since you could suffer serious injuries.
Not wearing a seat belt, or not using other safety features of the vehicle, can negatively affect the consequences of a road traffic accident, potentially causing more serious injuries to the driver and occupants than if they were travelling with the seat belt properly fastened.
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No, the seat belt is always effective.
Yes, since you could suffer serious injuries.
No, when the vehicle also has an airbag installed.
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