Child
safety
.&_
WARNING
Not using a
booster
seat,
using
the
booster
seat
improperly, incorrectly installing a
boos-
ter
seat
or
using
the
vehicle
safety
belt
im-
properly
increases
the
risk
of
serious
personal
injury
and
death
in
a collision
or
other
emer-
gency
situation.
To
help reduce
the
risk
of
se-
rious
personal
injury
and/or
death:
- The
shoulder
belt
must
lie
as
close
to
the
center
of
the
child's collar
bone
as
possible
and
must
lie
flat
and
snug
on
the
upper
body.
It
must
never lie
across
the
throat
or
neck. The lap
belt
must
lie
across
the
pelvis
and
never
across
the
stomach
or
abdomen.
Make
sure
that
the
belt
lies
flat
and
snug.
Pull on
the
belt
to
tighten
if necessary.
- Failure
to
properly
route
safety
belts
over a
chi
ld's
body will
cause
severe injuries
in
an
accident
or
other
emergency
situation
q page 180.
- The
rear
side
of
the
child
safety
seat
should
be positioned
as
close
as
possible
to
the
backrest
on
the
vehicle
seat.
- Children on
the
front
seat
of
any
car, even
with
Advanced Airbags, can
be
seriously in-
jured
or
even killed
when
an
airbag
inflates.
- Never
let
a child
stand
or
kneel on any
seat,
for
example
the
front
seat.
- Never
let
a child ride
in
the
cargo
area
of
your vehicle.
- Always
remember
that
a child leaning for-
ward,
si
tting
sideways
or
out
of
position in
any way
dur
ing an
accident
can
be
st
ruck by
a deploying airbag. This will
result
in
ser
ious
persona
l injury
or
death.
-
If
you
must
install a
booster
seat
on
the
front
passenger
seat
because
of
exceptional
ci
rcumstances
the
PASSENGER AIR
BAG
OFF
light
must
come
on
and
stay
on,
when-
ever
the
ignition is switched
on.
-
If
the
PASSENGER
AIR
BAG
OFF
light
does
not
come
on
and
stay
on,
perform
the
checks
described
q page
199
, Monitoring
the Advanced Airbag System.
- Take
the
child
restraint
off
the
front
passen-
ger
seat
and
install
it properly
at
one
of
the
rear
seat
positions if
the
PASSENGER AIR
222
BAG
OFF
light
does
not
stay
on
whenever
the
ignition is switched on.
- Always
read
and
heed
all WARNINGS
when-
ever
using a child
restrained
in
a vehicle is
being
used
q page
180
,
Safety
belts,
q page 188, Airbag system
and
q page 212, Important information.
Booster
seats
on
the
rear
seat
Children
who
are
about
7
years
and
older,
who
weigh
more
than
SS lbs (2S kg)
and
are
not
taller
than
4
ft
9
in
(S7
in/1.4S
m)
are
best
protected
when
properly
restrained
on
the
rear
seat.
Due
to
li
mited
rear
seat
head
clearance
childr
en
4
ft
3
in
(Sl
in/1.30
m)
and
taller
must
not
use
booster
seats
on
the
rear
seat
of
your
Audi
TT
Coupe. The
rear
seat
of
your
Audi
TT
Coupe
has
been
specially
designed
to
permit
children
who
are
between
4
ft
3
in
(Sl
in/1.30
m)
and
4
ft
9
in
(S7
in/1.4S
m)
tall
(about
7
to
12
years
old)
to
use
the
available
three
-point
lap
and
shoulder
safety
belts
.
.&.
WARNING
lo=
---
- The
rear
seat
area
is
too
small
to
safely
transport
passengers
taller
than
4
ft
9
in
(S7
in/1.4S
m).
-
Persons
taller
than
4
ft
9
in
(S7
in/1.4S
m)
as
well
as
children
in
booster
seats
who
are
too
close
to
the
rear
window
and
roof
can
suffer
severe
head
and
neck injuries
when
the
rear
li
d is closed
or
in
a crash.
- The
minimum
clearance
between
the
pas-
sengers'
heads
and
the
rear
window
must
never -
unde
r
any
ci
rcumstances
-
be
less
t
han
l in(2.S cm.)
when
the
passengers
sits
fully
upright.
- Always
make
sure
that
the
rear
seat
passen-
gers
cannot
be
struck
when
the
rear
lid is
closed.
Booster
seats
on
the
front
seat
Children
aged
about
7
years
and
older
and
weigh-
ing
more
than
SS lbs (2S kg)
who
are
between
4
ft
3
in
(Sl
in/1.30
m)
and
4
ft
9
in
(S7
in/
l.4S
m)
tall
may
in
exceptional
circumstances
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