Protecting children – HONDA 2000 Civic Coupe - Owner's Manual User Manual

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Protecting Children

Placing a Child Seat

This page briefly summarizes

Honda's recommendations on where

to place rear-facing and forward-

facing child seats in your car.

Airbags Pose Serious

Risks to Children

The passenger's airbag inflates

with enough force to kill or

seriously injure an infant in a

rear-facing child seat.

A small child in a forward-facing

child seat is also at risk. If the

vehicle seat is too far forward,

or the child's head is thrown

forward during a collision, an

inflating airbag can kill or

seriously injure the child.

If a small child must ride in the

front, follow the instructions

provided in this section.

Front Passenger's Seat
Infants:

Never in the front seat, due

to the passenger's airbag hazard.

Small children:

Not recommended,

due to the passenger's airbag

hazard. If a small child must ride

in front, move the vehicle seat to

the rear-most position and secure

a front-facing child seat with the

seat belt (see page

34

).

Back Seats

Infants:

Recommended positions.

Secure a rear-facing child seat

with the seat belt (see page

30

).

Small children:

Recommended

positions. Secure a front-facing

child seat with the seat belt (see

page

34

).

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