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Wearing a seatbelt is the most effective way to prevent ejection from a vehicle during an accident. Seatbelts are designed to securely hold occupants in their seats, significantly reducing the risk of being thrown out of the vehicle in the event of a crash. During a collision, the force of impact can cause a vehicle to come to an abrupt stop, and without a seatbelt, occupants can be propelled forward, increasing the likelihood of ejection.

While wearing a helmet is essential for protection in specific situations, especially for motorcycle riders or cyclists, it does not prevent ejection from enclosed vehicles like cars. Keeping windows rolled up can help limit the chance of ejection but does not directly restrain the occupant in their seat and may not be practical in all situations. Driving at lower speeds can reduce the severity of an accident and the force of impact, but it does not provide a guaranteed method of staying inside the vehicle. Ultimately, the seatbelt's role as a safety device that actively restrains occupants is the most critical factor in preventing ejection during an accident.