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No, as the seat belt would lose effectiveness.
It is not advisable to use clips or clamps to stop the seat belt from gripping too tightly, as this can reduce its effectiveness. The seat belt is designed to fit securely and firmly against the occupant's body, providing protection in the event of an accident or sudden braking.
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No, as the seat belt would lose effectiveness.
Yes, as they are approved.
Yes, on long journeys.
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