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Worth noting that something heavy enough to trigger the seat occupancy sensor can still do you a lot of damage as it flies around the inside of a car in a crash
by evansj 3y ago
Worth noting that something heavy enough to trigger the seat occupancy sensor can still do you a lot of damage as it flies around the inside of a car in a crash. I put the seatbelt on around boxes and bags if they're on the seat.
- toyg 3y agoThis. Even outside crash situations, a brusque movement could send things flying, distracting the driver enough to cause Bad Things. Use the boot, people; at worst, put stuff under the seat, never above.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 3y agoI have child seat in my back seat secured to designated attachment points (not the seatbelt) and its heavy enough to warn me EVERY time. It's secured, not dangerous, and is a persistent false positive. Badly designed systems can also do harm by training people to ignore them or even actively circumvent them.