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Help prevent a crash from occurring.
To help prevent crashes. For example, brakes, sound tyres and appropriate lighting contribute to control and visibility. Passive safety aims to reduce injuries when a crash occurs, as with seat belts and child restraints. No system guarantees preventing every crash; this classification also does not mean every vehicle must carry every available technology.
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Only reduce injuries after an impact occurs.
Exclusively restrain a baby during an impact using a child restraint.
Help prevent a crash from occurring.
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