Babies (children weighing up to 10 kg) must be transported in special seats where the child is in a semi-recumbent position facing backwards, since otherwise the cervical vertebrae may be damaged in an accident.
This type of seat must be secured with a diagonal-lap seat belt, so it can only be installed on the back seat at the edge.
Warning! When installing this type of seat in the front passenger seat, in a vehicle equipped with a passenger airbag, the airbag must first be deactivated (if this is provided for by the design of the vehicle), because in the event of an accident, the airbag could cause injury to the child.
The switch is installed at the end of the instrument panel on the right side. To deactivate the front passenger airbag, open the right front door and turn the switch to the OFF position.
Warning! If the front passenger airbag does not deactivate, do not install a child seat in the front seat!
Children weighing from 9 to 18 kg must be transported in special seats in which the child is fastened with special seat belts.
This type of seat can be installed on any seat in the car, as it can be secured with either a diagonal-lap seat belt or a lap-only seat belt. When installing on the front seat in vehicles equipped with a front passenger airbag, the seat must be moved as far back as possible.
Children weighing from 17 to 25 kg and from 22 to 36 kg must be transported on special pillows...
...or in special seats that ensure that the car's seat belts are positioned correctly on the child's body.
This type of seat can be installed on the front seat and on the rear seat at the edge, as it must be secured with a diagonal-lap seat belt.
It is better to transport children in the back seat. First, you need to lock the rear doors so that children cannot open them from the inside. To do this, open the rear door and move the lock lever down. To unlock the door lock, move the lever up.
