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Check where the belt rests, not just whether it clicks. A brief adult fit check while parked can reveal the specific question you need to take to your vehicle manual, dealer or manufacturer. Contents 1. A buckle click is the start of the check 2. Turn a vague complaint into a specific observation 3. Consult the manual before buying an accessory 4. Questions to settle before the next trip 5. Keep a short vehicle-specific note 1. A buckle click is the start of the check For an adult using a lap-and-shoulder belt, NHTSA advises keeping the lap section across the hips rather than the stomach, and the shoulder section across the middle of the chest, away from the neck. Do not route the shoulder belt behind your back or under an arm. Make this a parked-car habit. Before setting off, take a moment to look at the belt you have just fastened. Adjusting while concentrating on traffic is a poor way to resolve a fit problem. This guide concerns adult belt fit; it does not determine when a child ...