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No, if it could obstruct its deployment.
It is not advisable to place a sat-nav mount near an airbag because it could interfere with its deployment in the event of an accident, endangering the occupants. For safe use of a sat-nav: programme it before starting the journey, including the route, speed limits and any other preferences; avoid handling it while driving, as this may distract you and increase the risk of accidents; although the sat-nav may show your speed, always give priority to the vehicle's speedometer; pay attention to voice instructions and avoid looking constantly at the screen; place the mount at a height and in a position where it does not obstruct visibility or interfere with the vehicle's safety systems, including the airbags.
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Yes, so that the driver can see the screen better.
No, if it could obstruct its deployment.
Only if the sat-nav is switched off.
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