The submarine effect occurs when...
The vehicle's seat belt should be fastened as close to the body as possible, laying flat without knots or twists, and tightly to prevent the submarine effect. It should never be worn loose, as this reduces its effectiveness, and it should not be placed over the abdomen directly but rather over the driver's or passenger's hips.
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Explanation
The vehicle's seat belt should be fastened as close to the body as possible, laying flat without knots or twists, and tightly to prevent the submarine effect. It should never be worn loose, as this reduces its effectiveness, and it should not be placed over the abdomen directly but rather over the driver's or passenger's hips.
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