Realistic seatbelt system with windshield ejection, HUD indicator and sound for ESX and QBCore
Driving in FiveM has no consequences until a seatbelt adds them. Mosoto Seatbelt brings real road safety to your city: buckle up before you speed off, or risk flying through the windshield when a crash sends you into a wall at ninety. Suddenly every drive carries a little tension, and reckless driving finally has a price.
What the seatbelt system does
- Buckle and unbuckle with a keybind, backed by an authentic belt click sound.
- Unbelted crashes can eject the driver through the windshield with realistic force.
- A clean HUD indicator shows belt status at a glance.
- Ejection chance and damage scale with speed, so highway crashes hit hardest.
- Works for drivers and passengers alike.
Why a seatbelt changes driving
- Players actually think before flooring it, adding weight to every drive.
- Reckless driving carries consequences without needing an admin.
- Police can enforce seatbelt laws, opening new traffic-stop roleplay.
- Crashes become dramatic, shareable moments instead of a fender bump.
- It rewards careful, immersive driving across your whole city.
Clean and light
- Built for ESX and QBCore with a simple install.
- Configurable ejection odds, damage, keys and HUD in open files.
- Lightweight logic that only engages while driving.
- Works alongside your existing vehicle and HUD systems.
Small consequence systems like this are what separate a driving game from a driving simulator, and a seatbelt is one of the most effective because it touches every single time a player gets behind the wheel. For a few dollars, your entire city drives more carefully and more believably.
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Installation is a one-minute drop-in, and the open config lets you tune ejection odds and damage until crashes feel exactly as punishing as your server wants, whether that is a gentle nudge toward safety or a brutal reminder that highways are dangerous.
