Crash Test Reveals Safety Deficiencies – ADAC Warns Against Two Child Seats
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Two child seats have shown serious weaknesses in the ADAC crash test: belt locks fail, a support foot unlocks. One model has already been recalled, while the other has a safe alternative to use.
The ÖAMTC warns against serious safety problems in two children's seats. In case of an emergency, the models are even in danger of life during a frontal crash, it was said on Tuesday.
The Britax Römer Baby-Safe Pro car seat with the Vario Base 5Z can in certain situations pose a risk of serious injury to the child in a crash. This has been shown by tests conducted by the magazine Råd & Rön.
This is the third time in less than a year that tests have revealed life-threatening defects in car seats. Now sales of one model have been stopped, while FDM is warning parents against both.
berlingske.dk
BTTesting of two car seats has shown serious safety flaws, the organization FDM informs.
The ADAC and the Stiftung Warentest have examined child seats for the car. Before publishing the test they warn against the purchase of two products.
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