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all those elements whose function is to reduce the harm that may be caused in an accident.
Passive safety elements help prevent or reduce serious or fatal injuries after an accident, and include all those whose function is to reduce the harm that may be caused in an accident, such as the airbag, the seatbelt or the headrest.
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all those elements whose function is to reduce the harm that may be caused in an accident.
all those elements or devices whose function is to try to prevent an accident.
all the safety elements of vehicles.
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