When a child wears a seat belt,
never let the shoulder belt
press on the child's back. If the
three-point seat belt is not worn
correctly, children can be
seriously injured. In the event
of a crash, the shoulder strap
cannot protect children.
Children will overshoot, which
increases the chance of head
and neck injuries. Children
may also slide under the crotch.
The force of the seat belt will
just act on the abdomen. This
may cause serious or fatal
injuries. The straps should go
over the shoulders and cross
the chest.
Infant ride
Everyone in the vehicle needs
protection, including infants.
Do not embrace infants or
children when riding in the
vehicle. When a crash occurs,
the baby or child will become
very heavy and cannot be
hugged at all due to the impact
of the collision. For example,
when a crash occurs at a
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