This is where to find guides to our vehicles:

Learn the right way to adjust your car seat:

• Before driving off, start by adjusting the seat squab and backrest. Try raising the seat as much as possible to improve your visibility, leaving a hand’s width gap between your head and the roof.
• Sit with your back completely against the backrest and adjust the distance to the pedals so your legs are still slightly bent when you push the pedals all the way down.
• Adjust the tilt of the backrest so you can reach the steering wheel with slightly bent arms without lifting your shoulders. The aim is to have the backrest as vertical as possible.
• Adjust the angle of the seat squab so you can gently press the pedals and relax your thighs on the squab.
• Once you’ve adjusted the length of the seat squab, there should be a gap of 2-3 finger widths between the back of your knees and the front edge of the seat.
• Adjust the headrest so the top edge is level with your head. Your head should be very close to the headrest (no more than 3 cm away).
• The side restraints should snuggle comfortably against your body without pinching.
• Adjust the lumbar support to support your back in its natural shape.

We can play fair, because that’s what we stand for. We live together, we drive together, and as active car-sharers, we also look out for each other. Be it a clean car, the no-smoking rule or a courteously full tank. Look out for each other – “We ride together, we die together. Bad Boys for life” …

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If driving and reading doesn’t make you sick, you’ve come to the right place: Mobility Neo – our young Zeitgeist magazine focused on the red world of Mobility offers insights, tips and great articles.

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