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Infants and small children should always be placed in child restraints while travelling (safety chairs).
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It is not allowed to hold children on your lap while driving. A person is not able to protect a child from impact loads that occur in a traffic accident. Also, one belt should not be put on both an adult passenger and a child at the same time. As a rule, child restraints are designed for installation with a lap belt included in the three-point seat belt kit.
Nissan recommends installing child restraints in the rear seat. According to accident statistics, children are safer in the rear seat than in the front.
Incorrectly installed child restraints significantly increase the risk of children being seriously injured in road accidents.
Child restraints must not be installed in the front seat if the vehicle is equipped with a passenger airbag.
There are several models of child restraints on sale. When choosing a restraint, you need to do the following:
1) Place your child in the child safety seat and make sure that the seat is appropriate for the child's build and age. Adjust the seat if necessary.
2) First make sure that the child safety seat is compatible with the design of your car and seat belts.
(Information copied from the portal: NissanBook)
When checking the limiter, please follow the instructions provided.
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When using child restraints, you must follow all the instructions for installation and use included with them. When purchasing a child restraint, make sure that it is appropriate for the child's build and can be installed in your vehicle, as not all types of child restraints are fully compatible with the seat belt kits installed in the vehicle.
Improper use of child restraints significantly increases the risk of serious injury in road accidents for both the child and other passengers.
When not in use, the child restraint should be placed in the trunk or secured with a seat belt. This will eliminate the possibility of injury from an unsecured restraint in the event of sudden braking or an accident.
Please remember that the child restraint may become very hot if left in a closed car in hot weather. Check the seat surface and metal buckles before placing your child in the seat.
Before placing your child in the child safety seat, you should check the restraint's fastening. Pull the restraint forward and make sure the belt holds it firmly. If the restraint is loose, tighten the belt or move the restraint to another seat and check again.
A poorly secured child restraint significantly increases the risk of injury to the child in the event of a traffic accident or sudden braking of the car.
The tilt of the adjustable seat back must be set according to the position of the child seat and as vertically as possible.
When installing a child restraint designed for a front seat equipped with a three-point seat belt (shoulder and waist belt), make sure that the shoulder belt does not pass over the child's neck or near the face. If necessary, place the belt behind the restraint.
To prevent the limiter from tipping over even during normal braking or turning of the vehicle, it is essential to use the locking clamp, if provided on the limiter.