The air bag, also known as a Supplemental Inflatable Restraint System, is a passive safety device, supplemental to safety belts, that inflates to provide a cushion to absorb impact forces during moderate to severe frontal collisions. This system can help to lessen the chance of contact with the steering wheel, instrument panel and windshield. The air bag is actuated automatically by sensors located in the front of the vehicle. To maximize effectiveness, seat and shoulder belts must always be used in conjunction with this system
While receiving road head, you pretend you've been in an accident and quickly adjust the steering wheel to clamp down on the bitch's neck, then you hit the brakes, forcing her to take that entire dick down her throat. The air bag comes out when she gags and regurgitates all over your lap. Take your seat belt off, jerk off in her face to show her you're glad she survived the accident, and call 911.
A large nylon bag which inflates and deflates rapidly during certain types of collisions.
a safety restraint in an automobile; the bag inflates on collision and prevents the driver or passenger from being thrown forward
an inflatable cushion designed to protect automobile occupants from serious injury in the case of a collision
a safety restraint device that deploys when it senses there has been severe deceleration of the vehicle
A passive (idle) restraint system that automatically deploys during a crash to act as a cushion for the occupant. It creates a broad surface on which to spread the forces of the crash, to reduce head and chest injury. It is considered “supplementary” to the lap/shoulder belts because it enhances the protection the belt system offers in frontal crashes. Also known as SRS - supplemental restraint system; SIR - supplemental inflatable restraint; SIPS - side impact protection system; IC - inflatable curtain; SIAB - side impact air bag)
An air bag is an automatic crash-protection system in motor vehicles. Air bags inflate after impact and create a protective cushion between the occupant and certain hard surfaces in the vehicle, depending on the location of the air bag and the occupant of which it is to protect. To learn more about air bags, click here
a hidden bag that inflates automatically in a vehicle collision preventing passenger or driver hitting the windscreen or wheel.
Device on the inside of the car designed to inflate on impact of crash, protecting the occupants of the car.
A durable bag inflated with air and used to force and secure freight to the inside wall(s) of a trailer.