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Vehicle setup, restraints and controlsStandalone practice
Do airbags replace seatbelts?
Correct answer: No; airbags supplement correctly worn seatbelts
Why
Airbags supplement seatbelts rather than replacing them. A correctly worn belt helps keep you in position and controls movement in a crash, while the airbag provides additional protection.
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