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A loose guide caused the belt to slip during a crash, leading to chest injuries
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A missing button led to improper wear, reducing protection
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Passengers thought the belt was faulty — when it was just misaligned
“A seat belt is only as good as its positioning,” he says.
“And that button? It’s what keeps it in place.”
Common Issues — And What to Do
Even small damage to the seat belt guide can compromise safety. Watch for:
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The button won’t stay in place or slides too easily
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The belt rubs against your neck or slips off your shoulder
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The guide track is cracked or broken
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The button is missing entirely
What to do: