Safety features

Many features for safe motoring are provided on your new car. Some of these safety items can be seen or felt, such as back-up lights, padded instrument panel, mirror mount and sun visors, and reduced glare on windshield wiper arms.

Other safety features, such as the double hood latch, safety rim wheels, interlocking door latches, and the energy absorbing steering column are not as noticeable, but are there to serve you if a need should arise. Safety is designed in the body structure, the chassis, and the braking and steering systems as an integral part of the basic car.

Each of these safety developments is the result of continuing engineering, intensive testing and quality control. Improvements are constantly being made.

Most automotive safety equipment performs its functions with little or no attention or corporation from the consumer. However, there are some safety features which require your corporation to use and maintain them for maximum benefit and effectiveness. The following index lists these safety features requiring your corporation. We recommend that you give extra attention to these section of your operator’s manual.

© Arthur Reichardt 2002

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