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seat belt

NOUN
restraining device in car
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“They could charge for everything but the seat belt and the lavatory,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its rear seat only had two seat belts but was big enough for three people to squeeze in.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over time, more drivers started wearing seat belts—over 90% are estimated to now do so—and automakers also added more air bags to protect passengers in scenarios beyond frontal collisions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company will also inspect the affected vehicles and replace the driver’s seat belt if necessary.

From Los Angeles Times

You are in the passenger seat with no seat belt, and the dashboard lights are blinking like they’re trying to tell you something in Morse code, which you never learned.

From MarketWatch