What does the seat belt symbol consist of?
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The seat belt symbol consists of a small figure and a seat belt. It serves as a reminder that drivers and passengers in motor vehicles should use seat belts as required. Regulations regarding seat belts: According to Article 51 of the 'Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China': When a motor vehicle is in motion, the driver and passengers must use seat belts as required, and motorcycle drivers and passengers must wear safety helmets as required. Function of seat belts: Seat belts are an important safety device in vehicles to protect passengers. It is essential to fasten seat belts during travel, especially when driving on highways. Without seat belts fastened, passengers inside the vehicle can be thrown out of the car at high speeds.
That small icon of the car seatbelt symbol, I often notice it because it always appears on the dashboard to remind me every time I start the car. The icon consists of two parts: one is a human silhouette, like a little person sitting there, representing us passengers; the other is a seat shape, symbolizing the vehicle seat. This design is simple and intuitive, usually in red, flashing to indicate an unbuckled seatbelt. I remember one time when I was in a hurry to go out and didn’t buckle up, it kept flashing until I fastened it. This is not just about complying with traffic regulations but also a symbol of safety first. It’s a globally standardized design to keep drivers alert at all times and avoid accident risks. After forming the habit, seeing it automatically makes me buckle up, becoming an essential part of safe driving.
