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• There have been many recent reports on a few unfortunate accidents involving airbags and children. ...
• Let´s dispel some of the myths about airbags by providing the facts about them.
• Airbags are, of course, designed to decrease injury to the driver as much as possible.
• We have repaired several vehicles with deployed airbags and the vehicle owners all agree that they would have surely been seriously injured without the airbag deployment. If you have any concerns or questions about airbags, we openly invite you to stop by. We have deployed airbags and information on all makes and models of vehicle airbags. ...
• Airbags may not be the perfect answer to America's road fatalities, but at present there isn´t another automobile safety device which can compare to the combination of seatbelts and airbags. ...

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• Airbags and Child Seats.
• Many cars have multiple airbags. ...
• Side airbags, fitted in the vehicle sides or the seats, are becoming common, and 'curtain' airbags that drop down in front of the rear seats are being introduced in some cars. ...
• Airbags inflate rapidly (and then immediately deflate), cushioning the occupants and preventing or reducing contact with parts of the vehicle likely to cause injury, such as the steering wheel or dashboard. In order to provide protection, airbags fully inflate in less than one second, expanding at anything up to 160 mph. ...
• Therefore, some simple rules are essential to ensure that maximum protection is provided by airbags and unnecessary injuries are avoided (it is sensible to follow these tips even if there are no airbags present).
• If there are side airbags, make sure that the child restraint does not rest against the door, that the child sits properly in the seat and does not lean close to, or against, the door or window. ...
• If there are side airbags, make sure that the passenger sits properly in the seat and does not lean close to, or against, the door or window. ...
• However, airbags differ from car to car, so ask the vehicle manufacturer for advice about the minimum distance between you and the airbag. ...
• Disconnecting or Switching Off Airbags.
• Replacement Airbags.
• When choosing a new car (brand new or second-hand) check with the manufacturer what airbags are fitted and whether they are compatible with your child restraints. ...

• One in Every 25 Previously Damaged Vehicles Has Dummy Airbags.
• October 27, 2004; 2004 Drivers around the country rely on airbags to protect their life and the lives of their family and friends in an accident. Since 1999, all new passenger cars and light trucks in the United States have been required to have dual front airbags. ...
• Alarmingly, approximately one in every 25 previously deployed airbags are replaced with nonworking systems, dummy airbags or trash.
• Replacement airbags can cost anywhere from $2,500 to $3,000 a piece. ...

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• The Safety Advantage of Airbags .
• The development of airbags began with the idea for a system that would restrain automobile drivers and passengers in an accident, whether or not they were wearing their seat belts. The road from that idea to the airbags we have today has been long, and it has involved many turnabouts in the vision for what airbags would be expected to do. Today, airbags are mandatory in new cars and are designed to act as a supplemental safety device in addition to a seat belt. Airbags have been commonly available since the late 1980's; however, they were first invented (and a version was patented) in 1953. The automobile industry started in the late 1950's to research airbags and soon discovered that there were many more difficulties in the development of an airbag than anyone had expected. ... These technological difficulties helped lead to the 30-year span between the first patent and the common availability of airbags. ...
• In recent years, increased reports in the media concerning deaths or serious injuries due to airbag deployment have led to a national discussion about the usefulness and "safety" of airbags. Questions are being raised as to whether airbags should be mandatory, and whether their safety can be improved. How much does the number of deaths or serious injuries decrease when an airbag and seat belt are used, as compared to when a seat belt is used alone? How many people are airbags killing or seriously injuring? Do the benefits of airbags outnumber the disadvantages? How can airbags be improved? .
• As seen in Figures 1 and 2, airbags have saved lives and have lowered the number of severe injuries. These statistics are continuing to improve, as airbags become more widely used. Nevertheless, as the recent reports have shown, there is still a need for development of better airbags that do not cause injuries. Also, better public understanding of how airbags work will help people to make informed and potentially life-saving decisions about using airbags.

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• Used cars are great, but make sure your airbags are not fakes, substituted after a crash to make illegal profits for crooked repair shops. ...
• Despite the hype about airbags and safety, they don't even come close to seatbelts, says new study. ...
• Fake airbags a deadly problem.
• If you're buying a used car and it has airbags, you might want to check them. Fake airbags are becoming a serious problem for purchasers of used cars in North America. ...
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• About your airbags IIHS (USA) article about airbag design, and proper usage and sitting position. ...
• Ear problems resulting from airbags A small sample of patients with ear problems were examined for this medical study.
• Overview of airbags Canadian government article outlines benefits, potential hazards, and methods for safe use of airbags.

• Monday February 12 Airbag Testing Technology (ATT) Comments on NHTSA Concerns With Recycled Airbags.
• The following press release is the response of ATT's Peter Byrne to the NHTSA position on used airbags: .
• , Chief Counsel, makes statements regarding recycled airbags which ATT believes to be incorrect and misleading. ...
• By design, airbags are engineered to withstand significant shocks. During development airbags are subjected to drop tests which expose the unit to shocks greater than the unit will see in a low speed collision. ...
• Seales said were true, then every vehicle on the road which has been involved in a minor crash in which the airbag has not deployed, may have to have its airbags replaced," adds Byrne. ...
• If there were any possibility that the airbag would be rendered inoperable by a low speed crash, car manufacturers would require that the airbags be replaced after such low speed collisions. ...
• ATT's testing directly compared brand new OE airbags against a randomly chosen population of undeployed, recycled airbag modules (of identical type). ...
• Testing on recycled airbags conducted by other organizations such as the Automobile Recyclers Association (ARA), and the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) have all shown similar results, further strengthening the case that undeployed recycled OE airbags are a safe alternative to new OE replacement parts. Reinforcing the above testing is field experience in Canada and the USA, where undeployed recycled airbags have been successfully used in car repairs for nearly 10 years. ...
• Recycled OE airbags, tested individually by ATT, are known as Re-Certified Airbag Modules, or RAM. Certified to perform as new, RAM offers additional reassurance, enabling car insurers, body shops and consumers to use recycled airbags with absolute confidence. ...
• (ATT) is a privately held company that has developed proprietary technology (patents pending) to scientifically test and re-certify recycled, automotive original equipment (OE) airbags. ATT's technology enables undeployed, OE airbags to be tested non-destructively, ensuring they meet the manufacturer's original specifications and therefore are safe to install in collision repair vehicles. ...
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• Car Airbags and Air Bag Safety.
• Car airbags need to be controlled to protect children and shorter people riding in the front seats. ... Despite the efforts to make airbags safer, there is still a long way to go before "Advanced Airbags are developed that meet the new federal requirements for shorter women and children and those who would be especially endangered by being hit by an airbag that comes out at about 200 mph. ...
•  Until "Advanced" car airbags are developed, Airbag On Off Switches can be essential for safety and to eliminate the airbag danger to children. ...
• a manual airbag switch is the only way to know for sure that car airbags are turned off.
• Car airbags injure far more people in all categories than they kill, and although no official statistics are kept, emergency rooms see severe and debilitating injuries from airbags every day. ...
• Currently, car makers have until 2012 to develop airbags that are "safe". ...
• Give us a call at 877-773-7908 or 301-473-7908 or visit our Home Page for more information on car airbags and airbag on-off switches. ...
• Driving with active airbags also requires new driving techniques to protect hands arms and fingers. ...
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• « HOME / News / Call 6Email This Story    Print This Story Side Airbags Cut Deaths 45 Percent, Study Says.
• Side airbags are proving to be a technology that saves lives, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. ...
• The group found a 45 percent reduction in deaths from side-impact crashes in cars that have airbags to protect the head. ...
• Airbags that protect just the torso provide about a 10 percent reduction in accident deaths, according to researchers. For example, the study cited, the driver of a 1993 Pontiac, built before side-impact airbags were available, died when a pickup truck struck it. ...
• Currently, about 40 percent of all vehicles offer head-protecting side airbags, leading researchers to predict the number of deaths in side-impact collisions will soon come down from its present level, officials said. ...

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