Under What Circumstances Should a Five-Point Seatbelt Be Used?
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Five-point seatbelts are used for children under 40 pounds. Below is a detailed introduction to automotive five-point seatbelts: 1. Overview: A five-point seatbelt is a safety device that secures through both shoulders, the hips, and fastens to a buckle between the legs. The seatbelt fits snugly against the pelvis (hip and crotch straps) and the shoulders and chest (shoulder straps). The most common child safety system in child safety seats uses a five-point seatbelt. 2. Features: The five-point seatbelt can dissipate impact forces in five directions simultaneously, transferring external forces away from the child. The process of dissipating forces with a five-point seatbelt minimizes the accumulation of force, thereby preventing greater injury.