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The 11 pages that link to Seat belt, each with the reason it gives.

• Road safetyRelated: Seat belts limit occupant movement and reduce the chance of ejection.

• Risk compensationRelated: Claims that seat belts encourage riskier driving make this a prominent test case.

• InertiaRelated: It restrains occupants whose bodies would otherwise continue moving as the vehicle slows.

• Primary preventionRelated: Injury prevention can target harmful outcomes before an accident occurs.

• Automotive safetyRelated: Belts limit occupant movement and work with airbags and the vehicle structure.

• Impact forceRelated: It spreads stopping forces across stronger body regions and extends deceleration time.

• AirbagRelated: It restrains the body while the airbag cushions the remaining forward movement.

• Newton's first lawRelated: A belt supplies the force needed to change an occupant's motion with the vehicle.

• Road traffic safetyRelated: Seat belts reduce the chance that occupants strike the vehicle interior or are ejected.

• Passenger carBroader topic: It is a primary occupant-protection device fitted inside passenger cars.

• Peltzman effectBroader topic: Studies have examined whether belt use changes drivers' behavior or injury outcomes.