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belt restraint

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belt restraint,
a device used around the waist to secure a patient on a stretcher or in a chair.


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Always belt baby in with the safety belt restraints,; never leave your baby unattended in a high chair; always lock the wheels in place if the baby feeding high chair has them; check that all adjustable latches including the tray are securely locked in place and make sure you know the minimum and maximum weight limits of the baby feeding high chair.
Children under 12 years of age must not travel in the front of a car in Spain unless the car is fitted with a suitably adapted seat belt restraint.
The Advanced Driver Assist System is a pounds 2,000 option on the EX and includes adaptive cruise control which automatically maintains vehicle separation, collision mitigation which primes the brakes and the seat belt restraints if an impact is imminent and a system designed to stop driver's drifting out of their lanes.
 
 
 
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