The position and operation of the brakes may vary depending on the type and model of the wheelchair, generally located next to the rear wheel, some manual, some automatic. Before use, you should be familiar with the function and method of the brake, and regularly check whether the brake is effective.
Safety belt
A seat belt is another commonly used safety device in a wheelchair that holds the user in the seat and prevents slipping or tilting. The seat belt should be snugly, but not so tight that it affects blood circulation or breathing. The length and position of the seat belt should be adjusted according to the user's physical condition and comfort. When using the seat belt, you should take care to unfasten the seat belt before getting in and out of the wheelchair, avoid wrapping the seat belt around the wheel or other parts, and regularly check whether the seat belt is worn or loose