Safety equipment In the event of a vehicle collision, the driver and occupant who are not wearing seat belts may be thrown out of the vehicle and injured due to inertia. Even if the vehicle speed is very low, the force acting on human body during a collision is very large, and a secondary collision is very likely to occur. Rear seat occupants must also wear seat belts correctly, otherwise they may be thrown out of the vehicle in the event of an accident. If the rear seat occupant is not wearing a seat belt, the safety of this occupant and other occupants in the vehicle will be threatened.
Proper wearing of seat belt Fasten your seat belt Safety Function of seat belt Seat belt ① Shoulder webbing ② Waist webbing ③ Seat belt tongue ④ Seat buckle When the vehicle brakes in an emergency or collides, the seat belt can restrain the driver and occupant on the seat, preventing them from having a secondary collision with other components in the vehicle, and ensuring that the driver and occupants can be effectively protected by the airbag. 1. Pull out the seat belt slowly and evenly, and be careful not to let it tangle; WARNING 2.
Insert the seat belt tongue into the corresponding seat buckle until a "click" sound is heard; ● All drivers and passengers, including pregnant women, shall wear seat belts correctly when the vehicle is traveling. ● Please select and use an appropriate child seat for child passengers. Consequences of not wearing a seat belt 3. Pull the webbing to check whether the connection between the buckle and the tongue is normal; 4. The webbing at the waist shall be fixed downwards as close to the hip as possible and be tight; 5. The shoulder webbing shall cross the chest diagonally from the shoulder rather than from under the arms or behind the neck. Tighten the seat belt and tug the slack part.
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