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Restrain the occupant and reduce injury and ejection risk.
Restrain the occupant and reduce the risk of injury and ejection in a collision. It does not eliminate all risk or replace the head restraint or airbags. No fixed survival percentage can be guaranteed for every rear impact: outcomes depend on factors including speed, vehicle and impact type.
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Guarantee that only 5% of occupants die in every rear impact.
Restrain the occupant and reduce injury and ejection risk.
Replace the head restraint and always prevent every injury.
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