A seat-belt, seat-belt tensioner and an airbag are, at present, the most effective
restraint system in the event of a serious accident. At collision speeds in
excess of 40 km/h the seat-belt alone is no longer adequate. Research after a
number of accidents has determined that in 68% of cases an airbag provides
a signicant improvement. It is suggested that if all cars in the world were tted
with an airbag then the number of fatalities annually would be reduced by well
over 50 000. Some airbag safety issues have been apparent in the USA where
airbags are larger and more ...
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