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You Are On Your Rear Seat. To Buckle Or Not to Buckle? Part 2.

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To Buckle Or Not to Buckle? The government and other establishments will loudly shout: to buckle! However, not all matters in the world are so black and white, -- you can reply. Nevertheless, what are there actual reasons to buckle up for during your trip? Let us go down more in-depth and see the actual status of that matter.   What Do People Say? The previously mentioned survey has revealed some information regarding common opinion in society in this regard. Between June and August 2016, adults 18 and older have participated in the study. One hundred seventy-two surveyed have stated...

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You Are On Your Rear Seat. To Buckle Or Not to Buckle? Part 1.

Posted by Jason Miller on

Many adults teach their children to buckle up. However, that is something parents are missing out on habitually. They believe restraining on the back seat is optional. According to the data of one survey, 4 out of 5 adults are not securing themselves during a short trip, like when they ride a taxi or hire a vehicle.  Revealed new information points to seat belt use misconception. Incorrect understanding regarding the safest place in the vehicle is the reason why it is believed buckling up is optional. In such a way, that wrong misperception concludes, the back seats are the safest. ...

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Seat Belts And SRS Airbag Modules. Common 4 Myths

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Seat Belts And SRS Airbag Modules. Common 4 Myths Seat belts have saved lives of many. However, there are some opposers, who claim that seat belts prevent quick vehilce leaving in case of accident. Meet myth #1. Though, old seat belts could really prevent leaving the vehicle, modern-day seat belts can be released in one click. Myth #2. Don't buckle if you drive slowly. During the frontal collision crush-test, when the vehicles moves with the speed 30 MPH, the average human weight grows up to approximately 10,000 lbs. Unbuckled driver breaks the windshield by head, and eventually chances of death...

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SRS Airbag Light On. How Do I Reset It?

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"IT is good to see airbag lights up" -- said no one. Perhaps, if you are reading this article you were likely to have that problem. So what do I do with it?Definitely, airbag light can't be on with no reason. It is the sign that something's malfunctioning. There can be minor codes like wire or communication issues. You can fix this, by addressing the fault. On-board diagnostics (OBD) scan tool can help you to have not realated to the crash soft codes to be erased. However, there can be cases, when your vehicle was in crash, which eventually resulted...

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Dog Chewed Seat Belt Webbing?

Posted by Artem Martynyuk on

This is seat belt webbing that keeps you in the place during an accident. It plays a significant role in keeping you away from traumas. It could look charming when your dog chews the seat belt. But that is not something from the not-a-big-deal category. Unfortunately, that could have put you in danger. Besides, there is no something like webbing damage light to display webbing malfunction. And there is no indicator of "dog-chewed-seat-belt." Adding more to it -- you can't have successfully passed safety inspection having damaged webbing. And the most crucial reason that can cost you a life or...

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