Adjust the seat, if necessary, only before you start riding. After the seat is adjusted, make sure it is securely locked in place. To do this, try moving the seat and its back forward and backward without using the adjustment mechanism.
Riding in the trunk or roof rack of a vehicle is extremely dangerous. In addition, the trunk and rear seats must not be used as a playground for children. In the event of an accident, passengers in the trunk or rear seat without seat belts are at increased risk of serious injury or death. Do not allow adult passengers or children to sit in areas of your vehicle that are not equipped with seats and seat belts. Make sure that each passenger in your vehicle is seated and fastened with a seat belt, and that a child is secured in a child seat. To ensure the safety of children, do not allow them to adjust their own seats.
To reduce the risk of injury in a collision or sudden braking, the driver and front passenger seats should be kept in a nearly upright position while the vehicle is in motion. The effectiveness of seat belts can be significantly reduced if the seat back is reclined. This creates the risk that the passenger could slide out from under the seat belt and be seriously injured.
Warning: Make sure the seat adjustment is performed by an adult.
If adjustments are made by a child, this may cause an accident.
Do not place pillows, etc. between your back and the seat back when travelling in a car. This will reduce the effectiveness of the head restraints in the event of an accident.
When moving the seat or tilting the seatback backward, pay attention to the passengers sitting behind you.