What should be checked in terms of seat belts during the inspection?

During the inspection, the primary focus for seat belts is their working condition and anchoring. This is essential for ensuring the safety of the vehicle occupants in the event of a collision. Inspectors need to verify that seat belts properly retract and extend, latch securely, and remain free from damage such as fraying or cuts. Additionally, it is crucial that the seat belts are correctly anchored to the vehicle chassis; the anchoring must be secure to ensure they can withstand the forces generated during an accident.

Checking aspects like the color and design, the material they are made from, and the length of the seat belt is not relevant to the functional safety of the seat belt during an inspection. The effectiveness and reliability of the seat belts in protecting passengers are the most critical factors to assess to ensure compliance with safety regulations.