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No, it may obstruct deployment or be propelled towards occupants.
No. The mount may obstruct deployment or be propelled towards occupants. Follow the vehicle manual and keep airbag panels and expansion areas clear. Secure the sat-nav without blocking your view of the road and programme it before moving off. Switching it off does not remove the mount’s physical hazard; its instructions do not authorise prohibited manoeuvres.
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Yes, provided the screen is easy to see.
No, it may obstruct deployment or be propelled towards occupants.
Yes, if the sat-nav is switched off.
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