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Seat belts

General warnings regarding the

seat belts

The driver is obliged by law to

respect and enforce the

provisions of local legislation

regarding the compulsory use of seat

belts.

To guarantee maximum

protection, you are advised to

keep the seatback in the most

upright position possible and the seat

belt close to your chest and pelvis. If

the seat belt is loose, in the event of

an accident you would be move too

far forward and could be injured.

Travelling with the seatback too far

reclined could be dangerous: even if

the seat belts are fastened, they may

not work correctly. In fact, the belt

itself may not be close enough to your

body and, if it is in front of you, it

could cause neck wounds or other

injuries in an accident. What is more,

in an accident, the lower section of the

belt could press against the upper part

of your stomach rather than the pelvic

area, causing serious internal injuries.

Always fasten the seat belts.

Traveling without the seat

belts fastened increases the

risk of injury in the event of a collision,

even with the airbags. In the event of

a collision, the seat belts reduce the

possibility of the vehicle's occupants

being thrown against the parts of the

passenger compartment or out of the

vehicle. The airbags are designed to

work together with the seat belts, not

to substitute them. The front airbags

only intervene in the event of head-on

collisions of medium or high intensity;

They will not be activated if the

vehicle rolls over, or in the event of

rear or low intensity frontal collisions.

Do not fasten your seat belt

using the buckle for the other

seat: in the event of an

accident, the lower section of the belt

could press against the upper part of

your stomach rather than the pelvic

area and cause you serious internal

injuries.

It is extremely dangerous to

travel with the belt positioned

underneath your arm. In the

event of an accident you would be

thrown forward and would very

probably suffer head and neck

injuries. What is more, if the belt

presses against your ribs, it could

cause serious internal injuries.

The belt itself must not be

twisted; make sure that it is

snugly ﬁtted to the occupants’

bodies. In fact, in an accident, the

restraining force would not be

distributed evenly across the belt and

would consequently cause injuries.

The upper section of the belt must be

correctly ﬁtted in the seat guide and

pass over the shoulder and diagonally

over the chest. The lower section must

be adhere to your pelvis, not the

stomach, to avoid sliding forward in

case of collision. Do not use devices

(clamps, fasteners etc.) to hold the

seat belts away from the passengers'

bodies.

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