Process (front seat manual seat belt only for simplicity):
Prerequisites:
- Be inside car.
- Be seated.
- Be unbuckled.
Step 1: move the hand farthest from your nearest window over your opposite shoulder, reaching just behind the window frame for the belt buckle.
Step 2: Grab it and pull your hand across your body in a downward fashion, reaching for the space between your seat and the seat next to you, where you'll find the socket into which the buckle locks.
Step 3: Match the hole in the socket with the buckle. It may take some practice.
Step 4: CLICK!
Benefits (from most to least likely to happen):
- Avoiding minor injuries from hitting your head against the windshield when the person driving brakes too hard all of a sudden.
- Being able to slide your nail against the side of the belt, making a "swish" noise which will potentially annoy everyone else inside the car, for endless fun.
- Achieving a false sense of security.
- Avoiding fines for not using it (where applicable). And not having to use one of these: http://static2.stuff.co.nz/1368495490/264/8670264.jpg
- If you do end up having a real car crash, you won't have to worry about any nasty sequels, as you'll likely die caught in its relentless grip as your car explodes.
- Avoiding dying when the car comes to an abrupt stop after having gathered enough momentum to throw you off through the windshield.