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Reduce the risk of head and upper-body impacts against the interior.
It can reduce the risk of the head or upper body striking interior components. It does not replace the belt or guarantee prevention of every injury. Hard braking alone does not mean it should deploy. Maintain a proper seating position and follow manufacturer instructions.
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Necessarily deploy every time the vehicle brakes sharply.
Reduce the risk of head and upper-body impacts against the interior.
Eliminate the need for a seatbelt.
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