What is the main function of the ISOFIX anchorage system in vehicles?

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The ISOFIX system is an international anchorage standard that is part of the vehicle's passive safety. Its purpose is to attach Child Restraint Systems (CRS) directly to the car's structure or chassis using rigid connectors, avoiding the complex use of the seat belt to secure the seat. It is the correct answer because: It simplifies installation: It drastically reduces the possibility of human error when fitting the seat, which is the main cause of lack of protection. Solid connection: Being anchored to the chassis, it improves stability in side impacts and reduces the seat's forward movement in frontal impacts. The other options are incorrect because ISOFIX does not prevent the accident from happening (active safety) nor is it a driving technique, but rather a physical protection element.

What is the main function of the ISOFIX anchorage system in vehicles?

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