Saab 2005 Automobile User Manual


 
21Safety
Child safety
Car safety tips
For Trunk Release Handle information see
page 42 and 130.
WARNING
Children must always be suitably res-
trained in the car.
DEATH or SERIOUS
INJURY can occur.
Children 12 and under or
shorter than 55 inches
(140 cm) can be killed by
the airbag.
The BACK SEAT is the SAFEST place
for children.
NEVER put a rear-facing child seat in
the front.
Sit as far back as possible from the air-
bag.
ALWAYS use SAFETY BELTS and
CHILD RESTRAINTS.
WARNING
Never leave children unattended in a
car, even for a short time.
Children can suffer heat stroke – per-
haps die – in a matter of minutes.
Children can put the car into gear and
hurt themselves or others.
At gas stations, take the keys from the
car while filling the tank.
Never allow children to climb on top of
– or under cars.
Always look for children before back-
ing your car out of a garage or drive-
way.
To avoid carbon monoxide poisoning,
never let a car idle in an enclosed
garage.
Supervise young children around
buckets of water while washing your
car. Small children can drown in a
short time in less than an inch of water.
WARNING
Protect children from getting
trapped in the trunk of a car
Teach children not to play in or around
cars.
Watch children when loading or unlo-
ading the car so they don’t get locked
in by mistake.
Always lock the doors and trunk of
your car, and keep the keys out of
children´s sight and reach.
Keep the rear fold-down seats closed
to help prevent kids from getting into
the trunk from inside the car.