Should a seat belt be loose or tightly fit?

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A seat belt should be tightly fit in order to properly restrain the occupant in the event of a collision or sudden stop. A loose seat belt may not provide adequate protection and could lead to serious injury in a crash. It is important to ensure that the seat belt is properly adjusted and snug against the body to maximize safety.

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Tightly fit

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Should a seat belt be loose or tightly fit?

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