Obviously is:

I don’t really understand the meaning of the penalty for the belt. Yes, man is taking risks. He is also possibly a smoker, an extreme climber, does not exercise in the morning and eats a lot of fat and fried. They only pay a penalty for the belt. Other violations are stopped because they are dangerous to others. And here? In the event of an accident, a glass can be broken off on the forehead and someone can cut in pieces?
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It is not just about your safety. At a severe impact, (not necessarily a frontal), being unchecked, you will not hold the steering wheel in your hands and your feet on the pedals, and your car will turn into an uncontrollable projectile weighing a ton that can fly into other cars, into pedestrians on the sidewalk or take off a cliff / bridge / imprint in the wall, wiping off the chances of your passengers to survive. And if attached, there is still a chance that you can turn or slow down. Is it really so hard to "sharp"?