[Innate]

I'm tired of with rassling with the seatbelt to get it to clicked in (I'm 6'2" sized guy and not heavy). Thought I'd try these...

Amazon.com: Zzbety 2 PCS Lengthening Accessories Compatible with Most Models w/ 4 Pcs Strong Reflective Stickers and 5 Sets Stop Buttons

Amazon.com: Zzbety 2 PCS Lengthening Accessories Compatible with Most Models w/ 4 Pcs Strong Reflective Stickers and 5 Sets Stop Buttons

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[HSC4ME]

If you like to drive without a seatbelt (not recommended) those might also act as a buzzer canceler. There's times when am just moving the car a short distance that it would be nice to not have that dang dinger going (boat dock or moving a trailer around comes to mind). I'm 6'2" as well. The stretch and hunt for the plug seems to be getting harder (lower and tucked away) on many newer cars.

 

[Innate]

If you like to drive without a seatbelt (not recommended) those might also act as a buzzer canceler.

Nope. Funny though, I hated it when they passed the seatbelt law way back when. Then when I had kids and had to buckle them I decided it was time for me too if just to set a good exacmple for them. Now, it's second nature but still hear of people getting thrown out and killed during a crash regularly. Hmmm... I wonder why?

 

[Walking Black Bear]

The seatbelt dinger is RELENTLESS!! LOL My wife locked up her belt reaching for something on the floor the other day going home ... it doesn't ever stop until that belt is buckled. And holy hannah is it LOUD!! Like klaxons. Agreed that it's minorly annoying when moving a vehicle a few feet here or there, but then again, you're not going far, so it won't last long. When it went off on the highway it made me swerve!

 

[Innate]

My wife locked up her belt reaching for something...

BTW... Down here in the lower 48, we refer to that as "unlocked".

 

[FFEMT6]

Nope. Funny though, I hated it when they passed the seatbelt law way back when. Then when I had kids and had to buckel them I decided it was time for me too if just to set a good exacmple for them. Now, it's second nature but still hear of people getting thrown out and killed during a crash regularly. Hmmm... I wonder why?

As a 19 year firefighter/emt, I still in 2021 see this on a regular basis. At times, people actually survive, but other times, we find them crushed under their own vehicle. Wearing a seatbelt is definitely better than the alternative.
As the father of 3, what upsets me the most though, is seeing kids that are unbelted in a vehicle.