Do not drive the vehicle before every
passenger is properly seated. No
passengers may sit on the folded
seatback or inside the trunk.
Passengers who are not properly
seated or protected by a seat belt
could suffer from severe injury or
even death in event of emergency
braking or collision.
The passengers are not allowed to
stand up or move between the seats
while the vehicle is driving. Otherwise
severe injuries or even death could
happen in event of emergency
braking or collision.
Cautions about adjustment of the
front seats
Do not adjust the seat while the vehicle
is driving; or else the driver may lose
control of the vehicle due to accidental
moving of the seat.
Do not let the seat hit any passenger or
luggage.
Do not overly tilt the seatback. The
seat belt can provide the maximum
protection in event of front or rear
collision only when the passengers are
seated upright and against the
seatback. If the passenger leans on the
seatback in an inclined position, the
seat belt at the waist may slide over the
hips and apply direct pressure on the
abdomen, or the neck may hit the
shoulder section of the seat belt. In
event of a front collision accident, the
more inclined the seat is, the higher
chances the passenger will be hurt or
even killed.
Do not put any article underneath the
seat, or else the seat locking mechanic
device will be affected, or the seat
position adjusting rod might be
accidentally pushed up, leading to a
sudden movement of the seat that
could make the driver lose control of
the vehicle.
Do not put the hand underneath the
seat or close to any moving partd when
adjusting the seat, or else the hand
could be clamped and be hurt.
Adjustment of the driver's seat
Notes:
Adjustments to the seat should be
completed before driving the vehicle.
After your seat has been adjusted to
the correct position, push it backward
to ensure that it is properly locked.
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