Converse of object

• wear: Many were using mobile phones, not wearing seat belts, or speeding.

• fit: How do I fit seat belts to our old minibus or landrover to make it legal?

• use: Doctors can also exempt a person from the requirement to use a seat belt on medical grounds.

• introduce: In 2001, Scania introduced red seat belts as an option.

• have: All cars have rear seat belts in countries where they are a legal requirement.

Preposition: on

• ground: Doctors can also exempt a person from the requirement to use a seat belt on medical grounds.

Adjective modifier

• diagonal: A four-point wheelchair restraint system is installed with a personal lap and diagonal seat belt for the wheelchair user.

• 3-point: There are three 3-point seat belts in the rear.

• rear: All cars have rear seat belts in countries where they are a legal requirement.

• compulsory: These advertisements prepared the ground for compulsory seat belt wearing in the front of the car.

• adult: The government says that surveys show three quarters of children are wearing adult seat belts before they are tall enough to do so safely.

Modifies a noun

• buckle: The adult seat belt buckle should not rest on the child seat frame.

• law: If the car was genuinely built before the seat belt laws, you are exempt from wearing them.

• legislation: In the 1980s compulsory seat belt legislation was introduced with tremendous claims for the number of lives which would be saved.

• warning: In 1974 seat belt warning lights and hazard warning lights were introduced.

• sign: At least two of the three fatalities involved passengers who were not wearing their seat belts while the seat belt sign was illuminated.

• offense: Traffic OCU was not able to mount any targeted enforcement activities during Safer Streets in relation to speed or seat belt offenses.

Noun used with modifier

• adult: The adult seat belt buckle should not rest on the child seat frame.

• car: If your dog travels on the seat they should wear a safety harness which fixes to the car seat belts.

• point: Also at the back, three, three point seat belts.