Topic: Vehicle safety devices · Nº 477 / 691
Un menor de edad viaja en el asiento delantero en un sistema de retención infantil que va mirando hacia atrás. El airbag frontal está conectado en ese asiento. ¿Es correcto?
A child is travelling in the front seat in a rear-facing child restraint system. The front airbag is activated in that seat. Is this correct?
- ANo. El airbag frontal debe estar desconectado.No. The front airbag must be deactivated.
- BNo. Los sistemas de retención infantil deben ir siempre en los asientos de atrás.No. Child restraint systems must always go in the rear seats.
- CSí. Porque el airbag frontal lo protege.Yes. Because the front airbag protects the child.
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- ANo. El airbag frontal debe estar desconectado.No. The front airbag must be deactivated.
A rear-facing child seat may only go in the front seat if that seat's front airbag is deactivated. If it goes off, it hits the back of the child seat next to the child's head and can cause serious injuries. It is not true that the child seat must always go in the back.
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