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The seat belts.
The airbag, as a passive safety element of the vehicle, complements the seat belt, and its main purpose is to prevent the driver or passengers from being thrown against parts of the car, in order to reduce the risk of injury.
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The bumpers.
The seat belts.
The headrest.
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