2009-2015 Honda Jazz 4 Door Driver and Passenger Safety -> Additional Safety Precautions User Manual
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Protecting Adults  
Advice for Pregnant Women  
Pregnant women should also sit  
upright and as far back as possible  
from the steering wheel or  
dashboard. This will reduce the risk  
of injuries to both the mother and  
her unborn child that can be caused  
by a crash or an inflating airbag.  
Additional Safety Precautions  
Never let passengers ride in the  
luggage area or on top of a folded-  
down back seat. All passengers  
must sit in locked, upright seats  
and be properly restrained by seat  
belts.  
Each time you have a check-up, ask  
your doctor if it’s okay for you to  
drive.  
Passengers should not stand up or  
change seats while the vehicle is  
moving. A passenger who is not  
wearing a seat belt during a crash  
or emergency stop can be thrown  
against the inside of the vehicle,  
against other occupants, or out of  
the vehicle.  
Because protecting the mother is the  
best way to protect her unborn child,  
a pregnant woman should always  
wear a seat belt whenever she drives  
or rides in a vehicle.  
We recommend that pregnant  
women use a lap/shoulder belt  
whenever possible. Remember to  
keep the lap portion of the belt as  
low as possible across your hips.  
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Protecting Adults  
Two people should never use the  
Do not place hard or sharp objects  
between yourself and a front  
airbag. Carrying hard or sharp  
objects on your lap, or driving with  
a pipe or other sharp objects in  
your mouth, can result in injuries  
if your front airbag inflates.  
On models with side airbags, do  
not attach hard objects on or near  
a front door. If a side airbag  
inflates, a cup holder or other hard  
object attached on or near the  
door could be propelled inside the  
vehicle and hurt someone.  
same seat belt. If they do, they  
could be very seriously injured in a  
crash.  
Do not put any accessories on seat  
belts. Devices intended to improve  
occupant comfort or reposition the  
shoulder part of a seat belt can  
severely compromise the  
protective capability of the seat  
belt and increase the chance of  
serious injury in a crash.  
Do not attach or place objects on  
the front airbag covers. Any object  
attached to or placed on the covers  
marked ‘‘SRS AIRBAG’’ in the  
centre of the steering wheel and  
on top of the dashboard (on some  
types), could interfere with the  
proper operation of the airbags. Or,  
if the airbags inflate, the objects  
could be propelled inside the  
Keep your hands and arms away  
from the airbag covers. If your  
hands or arms are close to the SRS  
covers in the centre of the  
steering wheel and on top of the  
dashboard (on some types), they  
could be injured if the front  
airbags inflates.  
vehicle and hurt someone.  
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