headrest AUDI S5 COUPE 2016 Owners Manual
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Driving sa fe ty 
-Always  drive with  the  head  restraints  i n 
place and  properly  adjusted. 
- Every person  in the  vehicle  must  have a 
properly  adjusted  head restra int. 
- Always  make sure  each person  in the  vehicle 
properly  adjusts  their  head restraint.  Adjust 
the  head restra ints  so the  upper  edge  is as 
even as possib le w ith  the  top  of your  head. 
If  that  is not  possib le, try  to  adjust  the  head 
restra int  so that  it  is as close to  th is position 
as possib le. 
- Never attempt  to  adjust  head restraint  wh ile driving. 
If you  have dr iven off  and 
must  adjust  the  driver  headrest  for  any rea
son, fi rst  stop  the  vehicle  safely  before  at
tempting  to ad just the  head restr aint. 
- Children  must  always  be p roperly  restrained 
in a chi ld restrain t th at  is  appropria te fo r 
their  age and  size~ 
page  151. 
Examples  of  improper  seating  positions 
The occupant  restraint  system  can only  reduce 
the  risk of injury if vehicle  occupants  are properly 
seated. 
I mp roper  seating  positions  can cause se rious  in
ju ry or  deat h. Safety  belts  can only  wo rk when 
they  are p roperly  posi tioned  o n the  body . Im
p roper  seating  posi tions  reduce t he effe ct iveness 
of  sa fety  belts  and w ill even increase the  r isk o f 
in jury and death  by moving  the  safety  be lt  to  crit
ical areas of  the  body . Improper  seating  posit ions 
also  increase the  risk of  ser ious injury  and death 
when  an airbag  deploys  and strikes  an occupant 
who  is not  in the  prope r seat ing  position.  A driver 
is respo nsible  for  the  safety  of  all  vehicle  occu
pants  and especially  fo r children.  Therefo re: 
~ Never allow  anyone to  assume an incorrect 
seat ing  pos ition  w hen the  veh icle  is being  used 
~ .&. -
The  follow ing  bulletins  list  only  some  sample  po
sitions  that  will  inc rease the  risk of  serious  inju ry 
and death.  Ou r hope  is that  these  examples  will 
make you  more  aware  of  seat ing  pos it io ns  that 
a re dangero us. 
116 
Therefore , whenever  the  vehicle  is moving : 
-neve r stand  up  in  the vehicle 
- neve r sta nd on  the  seats 
- neve r kneel on the  seats 
- never  ride w ith  the  seatback  recl ined 
- neve r lie down  on  the  rear seat 
- neve r lean  up against  the  instrument  panel 
- never s it  on the  edge of  the  seat 
- neve r sit  sideways 
- neve r lean out  t he window 
- neve r put  your  feet  o ut  the window 
- never put  your  feet  on the  instrument  panel 
- neve r rest your  feet  on the  seat  cushion  or  back 
of  the  seat 
- never  ride  in  the  footwell 
- never ride  in  the  cargo  area 
A WARNING 
Imp roper  seating  positions  inc rease the  risk 
of  ser ious personal  injury  and  death  whenever 
a veh icle  is being  used. 
- Always  make sure that  all  veh icle  occupants 
stay  in a proper  seating  posit ion  and are 
properly  restrained  whenever  the  vehicle  is  be ing  used . 
Driver's  and  front 
passenger's  footwell 
' Important  safety  instructions 
Applies  to vehicles : wi th  knee  airbags 
A WARNING 
Always make su re that  the  k nee airbag  can in
fl ate  w ithout  interfe rence.  Object s between 
yourself  and the  airb ag can  inc re ase  the  risk 
of  injury  in an accident  by in terfering  with  the 
way the  ai rbag dep loys o r by  being  pushed  in
to  you  as the  airbag  dep loys. 
- No persons  (ch ild ren) or  animals  should  ride 
in the  footwell  in front  of  the  passenger 
seat . 
If the  airbag  deploys,  this  can res ult  in 
serious  or fatal  injuries. 
- No objects  of  any kind  should  be carried  in 
the  footwell  area  in front  of  the  dr iver's  or 
passenger's seat.  Bu lky objects  (shopping 
bags, for  examp le) can hamper  or  prevent