If you are using a seatbelt cutter (the hook type), cut at a angle, 45 degree-isch. Cutting at a 90 degree angle can cause the webbing to clutter and jam on the hook.
I personally don't like to use a normal knife near somebodies body, so i never tried a normal knife on a seatbelt.
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