DKT Test (Seat Belts/Restraints)
Which of the following assertions is the most accurate? Seat belts
Explanation:
In the event of an accident, seat belts lessen injuries.
In the event of a collision, the most effective mechanism for protecting passengers is:
Explanation:
In the event of an accident, a seat belt will help you from being catapulted through the windscreen.
You'd like to give a ride to a friend and his baby, who is four months old. You must first ensure the following:
Explanation:
Babies are too small to wear standard seat belts, they must be secured in a properly fitted infant restraint.
When passengers enter the vehicle without fastening their seatbelts, the safest thing to do is:
Explanation:
You are responsible for ensuring that your passengers buckle up.
The rear-seat adult passenger is breaking the law because she is:
Explanation:
That back seat has a seat belt, but the passenger is not wearing it.
You want to install a child restraint in your vehicle. What should you use to keep the constraint in place?
Explanation:
The majority of current automobiles have child restraint anchorages (often called Isofix points).
You offer to drive a friend and her 1O-year-old kid. Your acquaintance takes a seat in the front row, while her son takes a seat in the back. The kid does not fasten his seatbelt. Who is responsible for ensuring that the child wears his seat belt according to the law?
Explanation:
It is your responsibility to make sure that all of your passengers are wearing seat belts.
Kid restraints (such as baby capsules and child seats) and seat belts:
Explanation:
On any journey, always wear your seat belt.
A car transports a driver and three adult passengers. Seat belts are available in all seating positions. Seat belts are required by law to be worn by:
Explanation:
When a seat has a seat belt, the individual occupying that seat must wear it.
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