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To prevent occupants from being thrown out of the vehicle.
The main function of the seat belt is to prevent the driver and other occupants of the vehicle, whether children or adults, from being thrown out of the vehicle in the event of an accident.
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To restrain only the bodies of children or babies.
To make passengers feel safer and more relaxed while travelling.
To prevent occupants from being thrown out of the vehicle.
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