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the collarbone, halfway between the shoulder and the neck, and must go down the centre of the chest.
The strap or chest strap that forms part of a vehicle's seat belt must always pass over the collarbone, halfway between the shoulder and the neck, then go down the centre of the chest and finally join the lap strap, which must pass over the pelvis.
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the neck.
the collarbone, halfway between the shoulder and the neck, and must go down the centre of the chest.
over the hip bones below the abdomen.
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