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The correctly fastened and adjusted seat belt.
The seat belt. It must be correctly fastened and positioned before travel; it does not fasten itself when a crash occurs. Its locking mechanism and any pretensioner act according to the impact conditions. It reduces injury risk but does not guarantee freedom from harm. Not every passive-safety element works without preparation, and not every modern vehicle’s braking or lighting system is exclusively manual.
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The brake pedal without pressing it.
The correctly fastened and adjusted seat belt.
The manual lighting control.
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Con un cinturón de seguridad correctamente abrochado y ajustado, ¿qué elemento limita el desplazamiento del ocupante durante un choque sin que este tenga que accionar otro mando?
- El pedal del freno sin pisarlo.
- El cinturón correctamente abrochado y ajustado.(Correct answer)
- El mando manual de las luces.
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