Car Safety for Children
General Instructions
Accident statistics verify that it is safer for children to
sit in the rear rather than the front seats of a car.
It is recommended that children younger than 12 or
no taller than 1.5m be seat in the rear seats. Based on
the child’s age, body height and weight, use a child
seat or the seat belt to ensure the safety of children in
the rear seats. For safety reasons, a child seat should
be mounted on the rear seat behind the front
passenger seat.
Child seats should be mounted and used in
accordance with the relevant regulations and the child
seat manufacturer’s instructions.
We suggest that you put the child seat instructions
and this Manual together and keep them in your car.
When multiple child occupants
must be carried
There are three rear seats in your car and you can use
them to properly place child passengers.
When you need to carry more than three child
passengers in your car:
● If the child is old enough to wear the seat belt, the
oldest child can be placed on the front seats
(please ride safely according to the relevant traffic
laws of the country).
● Move the vehicle seat back as far as possible.
● Make the child sit up straight against the seat
back.
● Check whether they are properly worn and
fastened seat belt.
Safety instructions for child safety
seat
When driving, NEVER hold a baby to your chest. The
baby will be at serious risk of injury or death if you
ignore this instruction.
Using a child seat correctly can significantly reduce
the risk of injury! As the driver, you should be
responsible for the children in your car:
● Select the proper child safety seat and use it
correctly.
● Pay attention to the child safety seat
manufacturer's instructions to ensure that the seat
belt is properly worn.
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