Safe Driving 7 1 Correct Sitting Posture of Front Passenger To ensure his/her safety and to reduce the risk of injury, the front passenger should perform the following operations Adjust his/her seat so that there is a suitable distance between the front passenger and the dashboard. This will ensure that when the airbag is triggered, it provides the most effective degree of safety protection. Adjust the headrest so that its upper edge is level with the top of your head, and keep the back of your head as close to the headrest as possible. Adjust the back rest so that his/her back fits the contours of the back rest.
Correctly Wear a Seat Belt Put both feet in the foot well in front of the front seat. Warning Correct Sitting Posture for Rear Passengers To ensure safety and reduce the risk of injuries during accidents, rear passengers must comply with the following instructions Adjust the headrest so that its upper edge is level with the top of your head, and keep the back of your head as close to the headrest as possible. Maintain an upright sitting posture and keep the back as close to the seat backrest as possible. Put both feet in the foot well in front of the rear seat and keep the feet close to the floor.
Correctly Fasten the Seat Belt When carrying children, make sure to adopt proper measures in accordance with the relevant provisions. To reduce the risk of injury during an accident, please make sure that passengers strictly follow the following instructions: The front passenger must not be too close to the dashboard. Otherwise, the airbag system cannot provide effective protection and may even cause serious injuries to the front passenger. When driving, do NOT put feet on the dashboard, extend legs out of the window, or sit cross-legged on the seat. Be sure to put both feet inside the foot well.
Otherwise, the front passenger could very easily be injured during emergency braking or in the event of an accident. When driving, do NOT tilt the seat too much. Be sure to wear the seat belt correctly and maintain the correct sitting posture, so as to prevent injuries during emergency braking.