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Study showed more than $ 18 billion per year spent on medical expenses for those who were not wearing seat belts. Each year, the automotive industry increases the safety of new cars, but you wear your seat belt is a long way in keeping you safe. Here are some tips to protect you while driving;  Always wear a seat belt passenger. Many newer vehicles have sensors that will warn you if a seat belt is not used in a seat occupied. Just do not move the car until everyone is buckled; A seat belt will not do much if not performed well. Harnesses should be placed on your shoulder. If this is uncomfortable consider investing in an expensive pad shoulder strap. This will keep your safety and protect your neck and shoulder of the tire friction. If you do lap belts in the back seat of your car, make sure that all passengers are properly wearing too. Making them too loose end rendering ineffective in the case of an accident; Most new cars use a material that seat belts will not fray or tear. Even so, the seat belts are not infallible. You may notice the edges fraying over time. You should also check that the mechanism of the belt in place. If the belt does not understand this at all, replace, make sure that their children wear seat belts properly. It is safest to keep children in the back seat. Children under 8 must be a special security system is designed for children. Babies should be placed in the child seat in the face and never put down in front, it may be tempting to 2 people in a belt, especially for rear passengers. Many people think that pregnant women should not wear seat belts, but the truth is that they are effective and rarely lead to complications. It is not safe to rely on a bag to accompany you during an impact.