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Neither too loose nor too tight
The seatbelt, specifically its strap, must hold the passenger firmly without being too tight. Nor should it be too loose, so that in the event of an accident its restraint works correctly.
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Neither too loose nor too tight
Pressure-regulating clips must always be used
As loose as possible, to improve comfort
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