ZOTYE JNJ6460BK, Manual

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Safety of driving cabinet
Driver’s correct sitting posture
Correct sitting posture of the front passenger
A proper distance must be maintained between the front seat passenger and the
instrument panel, and the airbag can fully play a protective role in the event of an
accident. In order to ensure safety and reduce the accident rate, the front passenger is
recommended to adjust the sitting posture as follows: 1.
Adjust the backrest to
the proper position so that the back is fully fit with the backrest.
2.
Adjust the head restraint so that the upper edge of the head restraint is as high as
the top of the head.
3.
Place the feet in the foot pit in front of the seat.
4. Correctly wear safety belt.
Alarm!
● In the event of an accident, the passengers in the front row with wrong
sitting posture are extremely vulnerable to serious injuries.
●
Move the seat as backward as possible to maintain a proper distance
between the chest and the instrument panel. If the chest is too close to the
instrument panel, the airbag system cannot provide effective protection in the
event of an accident.
●
The backrest must not be excessively tilted during the driving;
otherwise, the safety belt and airbag will not be able to provide effective
protection during emergency braking or accident.
Correct sitting posture of the rear passenger
The rear seat passengers must maintain correct siting posture, with feet placed in the
respective foot pit and wearing the safety belt correctly.
In order to reduce the emergency braking and casualty rate in the event of an
accident, the following precautions must be observed by the rear seat passengers:
1. The backrest must be in an upright position and locked.
2. Adjust the head restraint so that the upper edge of the head restraint is as high as
the top of the head and the back of the head is as close as possible to the head
restraint.
3.
Place the feet in the foot pit in front of the seat.
4. Correctly wear safety belt.
5. Adopt suitable child protection devices to protect the children in vehicles.