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bodywork, seatbelts, airbag, headrest and helmet.
Bodywork, seat belts, airbags, head restraints and helmets are passive safety elements: they help reduce injuries when a crash occurs. Brakes, tyres, lighting, suspension and steering contribute to active safety, helping avoid the crash. A list mixing brakes or tyres with airbags and seat belts does not consist exclusively of passive elements.
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brakes, tyres, bodywork, airbag and seatbelts.
lights, tyres, brakes, suspension and steering.
bodywork, seatbelts, airbag, headrest and helmet.
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