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Airbags and head restraints.
Airbags and head restraints complement the seat belt and can lose effectiveness if it is unfastened. The belt restrains the occupant and limits movement during a collision. Relying on an airbag does not replace wearing a belt; this does not mean an airbag can only activate with the belt fastened. Adjust the seat, belt, and head restraint height and distance correctly.
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