Seat belt

Okay, so imagine you're in a car and the car moves, right? Now, sometimes the car moves really fast, and that can be scary or even dangerous if something unexpected happens like the car suddenly stops. That's where the seat belt comes in! It's a special strap that goes across your chest and lap to keep you safe in case of an accident.

When you're sitting in a car, you should always wear a seat belt so that if the car suddenly stops, you won't get thrown forward and hurt yourself or others. By wearing a seat belt, you can avoid hitting the dashboard, steering wheel, or the windshield in case of a crash.

The seat belt acts as a shield for your body and helps you stay inside the car even if it's moving fast, which is really important because getting thrown out of the car is dangerous.

Remember to always wear your seat belt and make sure it's fastened properly. It may feel a little tight or uncomfortable, but that's because it's doing its job of keeping you safe. So, buckle up and stay safe on the road!