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The seat belts
The seat belt, like the other elements forming part of the vehicle's passive safety system, operates automatically when an accident occurs; the driver or passengers do not need to activate any device for it to function correctly. The lighting and brakes, on the other hand, must be operated by the driver.
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The seat belts
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