_________________ if your vehicle is equipped with air bags.
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The use of seat belts is optional
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Always use your seat belts even
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Never use your seat belts
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There is no need to use your seat belts
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Explanation
Airbags are a safety feature that provide added protection but do not replace seat belts. They are designed to work alongside seat belts, and injuries can occur if seat belts are not used in vehicles equipped with airbags. Always buckle up, even if your vehicle has airbags, to ensure maximum protection. While airbags help protect you from hitting the steering wheel, dashboard, or windshield, they do not provide protection in side or rear collisions or if the vehicle rolls over. Additionally, an airbag alone will not keep you securely behind the wheel in these situations.
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