42 pounds 50 pounds 65 pounds 70 pounds Instructions for Exercise 1: Identification of restraint systems in vehicles Objectives: Students will identify the different restraint systems • Students will identify the Lower Anchor and Tether locations • Activity: In groups of either 2 or 3after instructor has demonstrated different restraint systems in vehicles, each will: a) Identify safety and restraint features found in vehicles b) Look for airbags c) Find tether anchors and anchors d) Use the vehicle owner’s manual to find information on child restraints, lower anchors and tethers. Suggested materials: a) Vehicles with different restraint systems. Remember, you can use the driver’s side to demonstrate an emergency locking retractor and sliding latch plate. b) Vehicle owner’s manuals Exercise 1: Identification of restraint systems in vehicle Circle the appropriate components at the each location. If the location does not exist in the vehicle, cross out that vehicle position. Center Front Passenger Front Passenger Outboard Driver Seat Seat Seat Type of Type of Type of Type of Type of Type of Type of Type of Type of Latch Retractor Restraint Latch Retractor Restraint Latch Retractor Restraint Plate Plate Plate Locking ALR Locking ALR Locking ALR Lap Belt Lap Belt Lap Belt Sliding ELR None Sliding ELR None Sliding ELR None
42 pounds 50 pounds 65 pounds 70 pounds Instructions for Exercise 1: Identification of restraint systems in vehicles Objectives: • Students will identify the different restraint systems • Students will identify the Lower Anchor and Tether locations Activity: In groups of either 2 or 3after instructor has demonstrated different restraint systems in vehicles, each will: a) Identify safety and restraint features found in vehicles b) Look for airbags c) Find tether anchors and anchors d) Use the vehicle owner’s manual to find information on child restraints, lower anchors and tethers. Suggested materials: a) Vehicles with different restraint systems. Remember, you can use the driver’s side to demonstrate an emergency locking retractor and sliding latch plate. b) Vehicle owner’s manuals Exercise 1: Identification of restraint systems in vehicle Circle the appropriate components at the each location. If the location does not exist in the vehicle, cross out that vehicle position. Driver Seat Center Front Passenger Seat Front Passenger Outboard Seat Type of Latch Plate Type of Retractor Type of Restraint Type of Latch Plate Type of Retractor Type of Restraint Type of Latch Plate Type of Retractor Type of Restraint Locking Sliding ALR ELR Lap Belt None Locking Sliding ALR ELR Lap Belt None Locking Sliding ALR ELR Lap Belt None