Lawyers.
That's why don't have one here in the states.
But with that said I realize how easily this thread can go to hell debating the legal system and some of the sharks that swim in those waters.
I trust we'll stay out of that pond please.
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Firebro17 Dazed, but not ConfusedLifetime Supporter
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Yes. My '99 Dodge pickup I used to drive at work had an on/off switch for the passenger air bag. Not sure what year exactly it was that they went to sensors, but it was a good step forward in my opinion.
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Jason Montague New MemberLifetime Supporter
THREADJACK.............The definition of a SHAME: a bus load of lawyers going over a cliff with one empty seat:lol:
NOW BACK TO THE THREAD!
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I was thinking it strange only because I seem to remember some US vehicles could have the bag switched off with the ignition key and it would automatically re-arm with a new ignition cycle.....
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ScottinBend Space CowboySupporting Member
Up until a few years ago you could switch off the passenger side airbags. But then the feds decided we had to have the seat sensors.....
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Its due to two-seaters/roadsters/single cab trucks and baby seats pure and simple. As an example. My previous vehicle was a 2000 GMC Sonoma single cab. I had an airbag switch. My parents had a 2000 GMC Jimmy. Same thing but with more doors and cargo room. Theirs didn't have the switch.