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If you're talking about the child safety, it's unrelated to door locking. It prevents children from exiting the car before an adult can ensure it is safe to do
by seszett 1y ago
If you're talking about the child safety, it's unrelated to door locking.
It prevents children from exiting the car before an adult can ensure it is safe to do so. Mostly to prevent the child getting run over by a passing car, or dooring a passing bicycle. If you don't like it you can just not enable it.
- piker 1y agoYes, and actually this makes a ton of sense. I perceive the risk of my children opening and falling out of the moving car as low relative to being trapped in a car in a bad situation. But I could absolutely see the idiots trying to bolt 0.28273 seconds after I put the car in park. I'll update my thinking.