Just wondering what if during that short trip, hit smth or being hit by smth which trigger the SRS. Will the impact crush the driver face? Normally SRS is to compliment the restraint function of the seatbelt. But without it and the purpose of disabling of the SRS has been compromised, the direct force of SRS fast deployment has high chance to hit the driver like hitting the ground face on from a few floors instead of cushioning.

Just my 1 cent and concern for road users on the risk of circumventing a safety procedure which takes up a lot of factors to be proven safe. Accident is smth unpredictable. No one involved in an accident know in advance it will happen to them until it's too late.

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