Escape tip

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The Escape Tip is a safety device designed to facilitate emergency egress from an automobile. The tool is a seatbelt modification which is integrated on to the male ends of vehicle seatbelt buckles (the latch plates). This arrangement distributes them throughout a vehicle making them available from any seat in a vehicle. This design empowers people who are trapped in vehicles under water or by some other constraint to break the vehicle's side window glass and make their escape.