Why is the rear seat belt buckle protruding?
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Due to incorrect sitting posture when fastening the shoulder belt or improper method of wearing the seat belt. Here are relevant details: Adjusting sitting posture: The optimal distance between the person and the steering wheel is when arms are extended straight with wrists resting comfortably on the wheel. Keep legs bent at approximately 90 degrees, with hands positioned at 9 and 3 o'clock in a nearly horizontal alignment, which helps effectively control the vehicle in emergency situations. Adjusting the seat belt: Hold the buckle and latch plate. Slowly pull out the lap-shoulder belt. Ensure the shoulder belt passes over the shoulder and lies snugly across the chest, close to the neck but comfortable. Make sure the lap belt sits low across the hips, not the abdomen, and fits snugly. Insert the buckle into the latch plate until you hear a click.