To reduce the possibility of injury during emergency braking or accidents, and to avoid serious injury or even death, please follow the precautions below.
1. Wear seat belts correctly
It is very dangerous for the driver to sit in an incorrect position or wear seat belts incorrectly. Due to the incorrect wearing position of the seat belt, the pretensioner and force limiter system cannot provide adequate protection, which may cause serious personal injury.
Not wearing seat belts is very dangerous. During a collision, passengers who do not wear seat belts may collide with other people or objects in the car, or may even be thrown out of the car, resulting in serious injury or even death. In the same collision, passengers wearing seat belts will be safer.
2. Do not wear a twisted seat belt
Twisted seat belts are very dangerous. During a collision, the seat belt will not be able to fully utilize the entire width to absorb the impact force, so that more force is applied to the bones under the seat belt, which may cause serious personal injury or even death. Do not use multiple passengers to share a seat belt at the same time
It is very dangerous for multiple passengers (including children) to share a seat belt. Because the seat belt cannot properly disperse the collision force, the passengers will collide with each other, causing serious personal injury or even death.
3. Precautions for using adjustable shoulder anchors (front seats)
Always make sure that the shoulder belt crosses the middle of the shoulder. The seat belt should be away from the neck, but it should not slide off the shoulder. Otherwise, the protective effect of the seat belt will be reduced in the event of an accident, which will cause serious personal injury or even death in emergency braking, emergency steering or accidents.
4. Do not tilt the seat too much
Do not tilt the seat too much for comfort. Because the seat belt can only play a greater protective role when the passenger sits upright with his back against the seat.
5. Do not drive the vehicle with a damaged seat belt
It is very dangerous to use a damaged seat belt. An accident may cause the seat belt to be damaged. A damaged seat belt will not provide adequate protection in a collision. Before using the seat belt again after an accident, all seat belt systems must be thoroughly checked by professionals.
6. Seat belt pretensioners
Like airbags, seat belt pretensioners can only be used once and must be replaced after a collision. If they are not replaced, the risk of serious injury to the occupants will increase in the event of another collision. If your car is involved in a collision, always contact a specialist to replace your seat belts.
7. Damage and wear of seat belts
Do not allow the door to pinch the seat belt, tongue or buckle, otherwise the seat belt may be damaged.
The seat belt device must be checked regularly. Check the seat belt parts for cuts, wear and looseness. Do not use the seat belt if it is damaged, and replace it. A damaged seat belt will not protect the occupants properly, which may result in serious injury or death.
Make sure the seat belt tongue and buckle are locked and the seat belt is not twisted.
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