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No, the airbag complements the seatbelt.
No. The airbag complements the seatbelt and does not replace it. The adult in this situation must wear the correctly positioned belt. The question does not concern child restraint systems, which must be used where required, or legal exemptions.
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Yes, whenever the car has a frontal airbag.
No, the airbag complements the seatbelt.
Yes, if travelling only in town.
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