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Preferably use a rear seat with the seatbelt correctly positioned.
A rear seat may be preferable, with the seatbelt correctly positioned. If sitting in front, sit upright, adjust the seat to maintain an appropriate distance from the airbag and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. The reference recommendation is approximately 25 cm between the chest and airbag cover. A fixed-height booster is not required for every short adult. Children have specific restraint and seating rules, which must not be confused with this adult scenario.
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Preferably use a rear seat with the seatbelt correctly positioned.
Never travel in cars because of being short.
Always use a booster at least 10 cm high in every car.
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