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Restrain and protect occupants in a crash.
It restrains occupants and reduces the risk of striking the interior or being ejected during a collision or sudden braking. It must be correctly positioned and fitted. Its function is protection; it does not itself prevent crashes or make an airbag unnecessary.
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Restrain and protect occupants in a crash.
Completely prevent every crash.
Completely replace all other passive safety equipment.
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