Wonder if two of these would be better in a driver/passenger situation requiring that both occupants try to rescue themselves.
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Two are always better than one. But, they have to be located where one can easily find/reach them when least expected, e.g.: Darkness or if upside down. Imagine driving at night and landing upside down when everything in your car is scattered all about and buried under everything else in the car. Don't forget flashlights. Also, make sure all prospective drivers and/or passengers know where they are and how to use them.
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Always remember two is one and one is none. If you want to be always prepared it is better to have one accessible to every person in the vehicle, or you could mount it in the center so everybody can reach it.
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My husband says they come off but with difficulty, especially with one person. If it were him depending on the person's problem, he'd try to get a winch of some kind and work out some kind of system with that. Another thought is a wheel carrier which attaches to the driver's door from then window which might require a lot of strength. We're new to this wheelchair game so he's still adapting and thinking about how to make life with a wheelchair better.
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They may help, but I think the visors and rear view window do more. It's very rigid, so it doesn't take much to keep it in place.
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Is always better to have a bar to protect the driver , specially when you travel. Just in case they throw the bag upside down !
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Yes it should be, to avoid the child being smacked into the seat face first if the car comes to abrupt stops.
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Yes. Mostly for show.. I wouldn't consider them safety equipment but then again the car is not that fast.
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Most of the differences are side impact and the harness. The areas around the head are substantially thicker and it gave us more peace of mind if God-forbid we were involved in a wreck. Is it really necessarily safer? I don't know.
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Probably not because it won't fit under the seat in front and it would block the way out for other passengers.
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I,m sure it could be done in a all out emergency, but does'nt seem like a very good idea. You will have to remove the grate , and a glass cover to get to the pilot. FYI the built in ignition will work even if you have a power outage.
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Purely speculation, but (a) a rectangular screen better accommodates a split screen view for exit or traffic updates and (b) it would seem to take up less vertices space improving driver visibility, especially if windshield mounted. Just my guess.
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A heavy duty hand truck will also work or a couple of very strong men. It is very heavy to scoot around on the floor.
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Rule of thumb: Imagine you're inside the vehicle (Driver's Side = Left Side)
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Individual this one is the passenger side and you have to search for the driver side
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Can be operated by one person lifting another. The person being lifted would not be able to operate it.
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Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to use it a lot. My guess is that it would not be possible, since the upper arm lays about 3 feet over the patient's head (and would collide with the car's roof).
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I have to say yes, if you have the cup holder turned toward the emergency break. The flat side should be facing the break. I have found it is easier to put it on the passenger side. Not sure I would buy this again though. I probably would look for another one.
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It's gonna take two people. Even If one is in a wheelchair the other could prob manage the rest. One person needs to manage holding an end of it so it doesn't get away from you. It's designed on tension which can turn ugly when you get whacked by any one of the pop up's out there.