Isuzu D-MAX 2020, Owner'S And Driver'S Manual

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PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS
For Young Children
This type of CRS is designed for use when
the child is able to sit and easily hold his
or her head upright. It is also possible to
purchase convertible seats which can be
used as a rearward-facing infant restraint
or converted to a forward-facing CRS.
This complies with groups 0+ and I of the
UN (ECE) R44 regulation.
Use this type of restraint system when
children outgrow a typical forward-facing
CRS but they are still too small for lap/sash
seat belts. A booster seat raises the child
so that the knees bend comfortably, the
lap/sash seat belt is correctly positioned
and the child can see out the window. A
rigid booster seat with a back, side wings
and sash guide gives the best protection.
In assessing the range of children who
would benefit from booster seats, height is
a better indicator than age or weight.
This complies with groups II and III of the
UN (ECE) R44 regulation.
RTUL30SH032201
RTUL30SH032301
Older Children
A child should use a normal lap/sash
seat belt only when all of the following
conditions are met:
• He/she can sit against the back of
the second seat with knees bent
comfortably at the edge of the seat.
• Lap belt rests low and snug across
the hips - not across the stomach.
Sash belt is centered on shoulder and
chest.
• He/she is able to stay seated like this
for the entire trip.
RTUL30SH004701
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