The phrase "rear seatbelts" refers to the seatbelts found in the back seats of a vehicle. They are designed to help keep passengers safe and secure in case of a sudden stop or collision. Full definition
In the full - width frontal test, a lack of rear seatbelt pre-tensioners and load - limiters meant that the rear passenger slid under the seatbelt, implying higher risk at abdominal injuries in real life accidents. (euroncap.com)
On the safety front, the 2017 Ford F - 150 is offered with inflatable rear seatbelts and a blind - spot information system. (kbb.com)
Standard equipment includes center console; rear - window defogger; wide side moldings; full - size spare wheel; side - window defogger; three - point rear seatbelts for outer seats; 7,000 - rpm tachometer; 100 - mph (160 - kmh) speedometer; coolant - temperature gauge; tilt steering wheel; full carpeting in passenger and cargo areas; plastic wheel covers; fog lamps; manually adjustable outside mirrors; tinted glass. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)