Kia Rio YB Quiz

Older children

In this manual: Older children
Maintenance and Service — 0Driving the vehicle — 0Getting to know your vehicle — 0Vehicle security systems — 0Introduction — 0Vehicle exterior — 0Emergency Procedures — 0Infants and small children — 0Older children — 0Pregnant women — 0Injured persons — 0Airbag crash sensors — 0Airbag deployment conditions — 0Airbag non-deployment conditions — 0Battery saver function — 0Follow Me Home function (if equipped) — 0Headlamp welcome function (if equipped) — 0Light control — 0High beam operation — 0Front fog lights (if equipped) — 0Rear Fog Light — 0Headlight Beam Leveling Device (if equipped) — 0Battery saver function — 0Follow Me Home function (if equipped) — 0Headlamp welcome function (if equipped) — 0Light control — 0High beam operation — 0Front fog lights (if equipped) — 0Rear Fog Light — 0Headlight Beam Leveling Device (if equipped) — 0Replacing the Headlight, Parking Light, Turn Signal Light, or Front Fog Light Bulb — 0Headlight beam leveling for headlights and front fog lights — 0Turn signal light bulb replacement — 0Rear combination lamp bulb replacement — 0Additional brake light replacement (if equipped) — 0Interior lamp bulb replacement — 0
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Children who are too large for a suitable child restraint should always sit on the rear seats and use the available three-point seat belts. The lap portion should fit snugly across the hips, as low as possible. Check the fit of the seat belts periodically. While moving in the seat, a child may accidentally move the belt into an incorrect position. Children are best protected when properly secured in a suitable child restraint installed on the rear seat. If an older child (over 12 years old) must sit in the front seat, they must be securely fastened with the available three-point seat belt, and the seat should be moved as far back as possible. Children under 12 years old should always be safely secured on the rear seat. NEVER seat a child under 12 years old in the front seat.

NEVER place a rear-facing child restraint on the front passenger seat.

If the shoulder portion of the belt touches the child's neck or face in any way, try moving the child closer to the center of the vehicle. If the belt still touches the child's face or neck, the child should use a child restraint again.

WARNING - Shoulder belts and small children
  • While driving, never allow the shoulder belt to be positioned at the child's neck or face.
  • If children's seat belts are not properly fastened and adjusted, there is a risk of death or serious injury.

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