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Yes, it is a passive safety element that can prevent serious neck injuries.
Yes. They are passive safety features that help reduce neck-injury risk, especially in rear impacts. Each occupant should check correct positioning according to the manufacturer and adjust height and clearance if the restraint is adjustable. They are not merely decorative or a guarantee against every injury.
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No, it is a comfort feature that causes serious injuries in the event of an accident.
It is only important to have the driver's one adjusted, as the rest are decorative.
Yes, it is a passive safety element that can prevent serious neck injuries.
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