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What does RSR mean on a car?

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Brynlee
07/29/25 7:00pm
There is no RSR logo on the car, it should be the airbag SRS. The full name of "SRS" is Supplemental Inflatable Restraint System, which originally means Supplemental Restraint System. The car's airbags are mainly distributed in three directions: the front of the car (driver and passenger seats), the sides (front and rear seats), and the roof, and the airbag logo "SRS/AIRBAG" is printed on the outside. Here is more information about car airbags: 1. Function: On a car, airbags and seat belts are both typical passive safety protection devices. 2. Conditions of use: Theoretically, airbags may only deploy when the car hits a fixed object at a speed higher than 30KM/h within about 60° of the front of the vehicle. Airbags are actually a double-edged sword. If the airbag in the car does not deploy when the conditions are met or deploys under normal driving conditions, both situations can be fatal.
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