What is a Seat Belt Buckle?

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Here is an introduction to seat belt buckles: Installation and Function: A seat belt buckle is a device that can be installed in a car's seat belt socket. When the driver does not fasten the seat belt, the buckle prevents the seat belt alarm from sounding. Various Designs: These buckles come in highly diverse designs, ranging from vehicle brand logos to animated characters, basketball, or soccer team emblems. Potential Hazards: The seat belt is the only safeguard for a driver's safety, serving as an active safety measure. It can be life-saving in critical moments. Below is additional information on seat belts: Function: Seat belts work by restraining movement and providing cushioning, absorbing impact energy, mitigating inertial forces, and preventing or reducing injuries to passengers. Car accident investigations show that wearing a seat belt can reduce fatalities by 57% in frontal collisions, 44% in side collisions, and 80% in rollovers. Principle: In the event of a severe frontal collision, the inertia causes the passengers' bodies to move forward rapidly. The seat belt then exerts force to "hold" the passengers, absorbing some of the impact energy while the airbag inflates and fully deploys.