Abstract A vehicle internal safety belt for holding one's head to the head-rest of a vehicle internal seat or for holding one's legs together, which is comprised of two identical belt bodies connected back to back at the middle. The middle part of each belt body is formed of an elastic band so that the safety belt is permitted to flexibly extend within a certain range. Each of the two belt bodies of the safety belt has a hook strip and a loop strip at two opposite ends so that one belt body can be fastened around the head-rest of a vehicle internal seat and the other belt body can be fastened around one's head to secure one's head to the internal seat. The two belt bodies can also be reversely fastened to secure one's two legs together to prevent the legs from opening apart while one is sleeping in a seat.
A safety belt for securing two members together comprising: a) a pair of substantially identical belt portions, each belt portion including a pair of opposite ends and a middle elastic part permitting the belt portion to be extended within a certain range of elasticity; b) the opposite ends of each belt portion being provided with cooperating hook and loop fastener means for permitting the ends to be detachably secured together; c) the belt portions being connected together at substantially their midpoints; and d) wherein the belt portions may be flexibly extended around and be secured to two adjacent members for maintaining the members together.
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A safety belt for securing two members together comprising: a) a pair of substantially identical belt portions, each belt portion including a pair of opposite ends and a middle elastic part permitting the belt portion to be extended within a certain range of elasticity; b) the opposite ends of each belt portion being provided with cooperating hook and loop fastener means for permitting the ends to be detachably secured together; c) the belt portions being connected together at substantially their midpoints; and d) wherein the belt portions may be flexibly extended around and be secured to two adjacent members for maintaining the members together.