No, dealers are generally not allowed to sell vehicles with deployed airbags, as this poses safety risks and violates federal regulations. Airbags are critical safety features, and a vehicle must be repaired to ensure they are functional before being sold. Additionally, selling a car with deployed airbags without disclosure could lead to legal issues for the dealer.
Yes, airbags can deploy even if safety seatbelts are not being used. However, seatbelts and airbags are designed to work together to provide optimal protection during a collision. Relying solely on airbags without wearing a seatbelt significantly increases the risk of injury, as the occupant may be thrown forward or out of position, reducing the effectiveness of the airbag.
No, the 1983 Mercedes-Benz 300TD does not have airbags. Airbags were not commonly included in vehicles until the late 1980s and early 1990s. The 300TD, being part of the W123 series, was designed before these safety features became standard. Instead, it may have other safety features typical of that era, such as crumple zones and reinforced passenger compartments.
Alistair Lansley is the one who redesigned St Pancras Stations after being originally designed by William Henry Barlow.
Yes, airbags combined with lap and shoulder belts provide the most effective safety protection for passenger vehicle occupants. This combination enhances occupant restraint during a collision, reducing the risk of severe injuries. While airbags alone can mitigate impact forces, they work best when used with seat belts, which prevent occupants from being thrown forward. Together, they significantly increase overall safety in crashes.
A sensor that determines if a collision is severe enough to warrant airbags being deployed.
Airbags are termed supplemental restraints as they work with a number of other safety mechanisms within a car or vehicle. They operate by a series of steps to deploy the bag, first is that activation of crash sensors which being the engagement of the airbag, second this sends an electrical current to a squib, or inflater that casuses the igniter fluid to over heat and finnaly expands the airbag to take the impact of the passenger.
For a vehicle, being roadworthy means that the car has a working engine, brakes, proper steering, turn signals, lights (headlight, tail lights, brake and turn lights) and all the required safety equipment like seat belts and airbags.
The airbags can be used to clean the pipeline in which the miter bends are being used. They should then be thoroughly rinsed by water.
Question not clear. Do you mean the physical building? Construction was ordered by Soekarno, but it is not clear who is the architect. Right now it is being redesigned.
There are a few different models of Dodge SUV, the most popular being the Durango and the Journey. Both feature a hemi engine, standard airbags and other safety features. Other packages depend on the model, its trim package and the selection of any optional packages.
NO, Not even close to being the same design. In late 1999 Chevy REDESIGNED all the transmissions and engines.