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Yes, it is advisable to use them.
The use of pressure-regulating clips on a seat belt is strongly discouraged, as they reduce its effectiveness and make it easier for the driver or occupant to collide with any part of the vehicle by reducing the restraint provided by the mechanism. The seat belt should always be worn snugly against the body, so these clips, or wearing excessively thick clothing, are not advisable when driving.
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Yes, it is advisable to use them.
No, they are strongly discouraged.
They should only be used on the rear seats.
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