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It is a passive safety system.
Passive safety: it facilitates correct attachment of a child restraint to the vehicle and reduces installation errors. It is neither a driving technique nor a system that itself prevents a collision. Fit a compatible seat in an approved position using the anchors and, where required, top tether or support leg according to the manuals. Not every rear centre seat has ISOFIX. ISOFIX and i-Size are not synonyms; installation direction and use limits must comply with approval and instructions without substituting a supposed 83 cm rule for the minimum age.
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It is an active safety system.
It is a preventive driving technique.
It is a passive safety system.
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