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Yes, because it improves the effectiveness of the airbag.
The airbag always functions as a passive safety system complementary to the seatbelt. Therefore, you must always wear it fastened, as this improves the effectiveness of the airbag, and both must always be used together.
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No, if the airbags are active, a seatbelt is not necessary.
It is advisable, but not necessary.
Yes, because it improves the effectiveness of the airbag.
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