LTA warns against practice of keeping seat belts slack with clips and other devices
Singapore's Land Transport Authority has issued warnings against the illegal modification of seat belts using clips or other devices. Despite safety risks and potential legal penalties, some drivers continue to use these methods to increase comfort while driving.
Why it matters
This highlights a critical public safety issue where convenience-seeking behavior directly undermines life-saving vehicle safety features, prompting regulatory intervention.
ST learnt that some drivers are using binder clips, knots and even food clips to keep their seat belts loose.
The report relies on official statements from transport authorities and presents the facts of the safety risks objectively.
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