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tips Take care on the roads. Reduce the risk of injuries

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Of all the modes of transport, transport by road is the most dangerous and the most costly in terms of human lives. Failure to use the safety belt is the second-biggest cause of deaths, after non-observance of speed limits and before drunken driving. Accidents occur particularly often in urban areas. Even when cars drive at relatively low speeds, very serious injuries can be caused by a collision with a moving vehicle, particularly in the case of impact with the frontal structure of a (...) Read more

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General safety requirements

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As a driver, you are responsible to ensure the safety and working order of their vehicle. A car should present no risk or only minimal risks when it is used as intended. 1. It meets the legitimate expectations of the consumer’s safety using the product under standard or reasonably foreseeable conditions. 2. This obligation applies to cars likely to be used by consumers, whether they are directly intended for use or if they are placed at their disposal in an indirect way, for example (...) Read more

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Choosing safe vehicles - fitting child car seats

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When you are fitting a child car seat you should remember the following: It’s safer to fit child seats in the rear of the car, but if necessary they can be fitted in the front. But, NEVER fit a rearward-facing baby seat in the front if there is an airbag on the passenger side of the car. If the airbag went off it would strike the seat with considerable force. Read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for fitting the seat. If you have lost the instructions, contact the child seat (...) Read more

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