Re: should airbag inflate when seat belt is NOT worn?
Von: X. (gitierre@gmail.com) [Profil]
Datum: 05.06.2007 13:54
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Newsgroup: alt.autos.bmw
Datum: 05.06.2007 13:54
Message-ID: <1181044462.711317.172670@p77g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>
Newsgroup: alt.autos.bmw
On 5 Giu, 10:10, leo....@gmail.com wrote: > I got different opinions here. Because they say airbag could > seriously > harm you when you are not wearing seatbelt, but how is it > implemented nowadays? Ideally, you should wear your seat belts AND drive a car with airbags. Between the two, seat belts are the more basic and important. In the US, people tend not to wear seat belts and so manufacturers modify the cars for that market (US airbags fire stronger so that they get fully inflated earlier, so as not to push back a person without seat belts: the point is to make people hit the airbag when it's already started deflating). If you don't have an american car and you don't wear seat belts, you are more likely to hit the airbag while it's still inflating thus getting an even stronger blow (the harder the accident, the earlier you hit the airbag). However a hard accident without belts is unlikely to leave you alive, with or without airbags.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- Dodgy (05.06.2007 19:19)
- R. Mark Clayton (05.06.2007 19:53)
- Dodgy (06.06.2007 14:56)
