Acura 2001 MDX Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 14)

Head restraints can help protect you

from whiplash and other injuries. For

maximum protection, the back of

your head should rest against the

center of the head restraint.

Reclining a seat-back too far reduces

the seat belt’s effectiveness and

increases the chance that the seat’s

occupant will slide under the seat

belt in a crash and be seriously

injured.

Move the front

seats as far back as possible, and

keep adjustable seat-backs in an

upright position whenever the

vehicle is moving.

Your vehicle’s seats are designed to

keep you in a comfortable, upright

position so you can take full

advantage of the protection offered

by seat belts and the energy

absorbing materials in the seats.

How you adjust your seats and seat-

backs can also affect your safety. For

example, sitting too close to the

steering wheel or dashboard

increases the risk of you or your

passenger being injured by striking

theinsideofthevehicle,orbyan

inflating airbag.

Keeping your doors locked reduces

thechanceofbeingthrownoutof

the vehicle during a crash. It also

helps prevent occupants from

accidentally opening a door and

falling out, and outsiders from

unexpectedly opening your doors.

Driver and Passenger Safety

Seats & Seat-Backs

Head Restraints

Door Locks

Your Vehicle’s Safety Features

What you should do:

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