SEATS AND RESTRAINTS 1 the optional sleeper) should hold a Safety Restraint Tips Keep seat belt and bunk restraint combined total not exceeding 5 lbs buckles free of any obstruction (2.2 kg) per compartment. Do not wear a belt over rigid or that may prevent secure locking. breakable objects in or on your clothing, such as eye glasses, Damaged or worn belts in the cab pens, keys, etc., as these may or sleeper, subjected to excessive cause injury in an accident. stretch forces from normal wear, Any authorized person sleeping must be replaced. They may in your vehicle while it is moving not protect you if you have an should use the bunk restraint. accident.
Any authorized person sitting in Any belts or restraints that have the sleeper area on the sofa bed been subjected to an accident (if equipped) while it is moving should be inspected for any loose should wear a seat belt. (attaching) hardware or damaged buckles. A responsible operator sees to it that everyone in the vehicle rides If belts show damage to any part or sleeps safely. The operator of assembly, such as webbing, is responsible to inform any bindings, buckles or retractors, passengers or co-drivers how to they must be replaced. properly use the seat belts and Do not allow safety belts (seat bunk restraint in the vehicle.
or bunk) to become damaged by Do not strap in more than one getting caught in door, bunk or person with each belt. seat hardware, or rubbing against sharp objects. (04/13) Y53-1200-1B1 1-31