Invisible wrote:
> What I liked most was the warning to never put the seatbelt under your
> arm or behind your back. It seems so *ludicrously* obvious that this
> will result in horrifying bodily injury that I cannot believe anybody
> would do something so stupid...
> 
> ...and yet, they bothered to print the warning, so...

That's a warning I'd remove, to let natural selection do its job.

> I also liked the warning to never leave children unattended inside the
> car. Yeah, LIKE ANYBODY IS TAKING ANY NOTICE OF THAT ONE! Still, I guess
> the idea isn't really to keep children safe, but to protect Renault from
> lawsuits. ;-)

I read about a man who had to do something at work on a weekend. It was 
supposed to be pretty quick (a 5 minute thing). He was in the car with his 
child (presumably to go somewhere else afterwards). He actually spent *three 
hours* inside the office. When he came back, the kid was dead.

Temperature inside the car, which was receiving direct and strong sunlight 
and had no open windows: 50°C.

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