Civil Guard advises wearing seat belts on rear seats even when empty
The Civil Guard aims to promote safe driving habits as summer travel peaks, urging drivers to buckle up even on empty rear seats. Wearing seat belts in the back protects occupants and luggage in a crash.
Experts also recommend placing heavy items low in the trunk and using tie‑down straps to improve safety. These measures help travelers enjoy their holidays without unnecessary risk.
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