Question 1018
When its straps are not properly taut, a seat belt…
- Does not become less effective in an accident.
- Becomes less effective and may cause injuries during an accident.
- Provides more protection in an accident.
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Correct answer: Becomes less effective and may cause injuries during an accident.
If the straps are loose, folded, or twisted, the seat belt provides less restraint and may cause injuries in an accident. They must fit snugly and lie flat against the body.