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Complement the seat belt’s protection.
It complements the belt as passive safety, helping cushion body impact and reduce certain injuries. It does not replace the belt or operate because the belt stops restraining: they work together under their designed conditions. An airbag does not guarantee preventing every impact or injury or improve ABS operation.
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Replace the belt so it need not be fastened.
Complement the seat belt’s protection.
Directly improve the ABS anti-lock function.
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