faroutinNM
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Okay, but this remote closing is not a one-touch or express-up operation. This remote control is the window closes (or opens) slowly and steadily only while pushing and holding the lock/unlock button. As soon as you release the button, the window stops moving. There is no added hazard in using this kind of control, compared to pulling and holding the button on the door only until the first click. You are responsible for alerting, looking at, and listening to any passengers while the window is closing in either case, and even more urgently so in the case of express-up (that is, the door control is pulled up until the double-click).One-touch window closing is called "express-up" in regulatory language, and is regulated because the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is concerned about arms, legs or necks getting stuck in windows that go up by themselves.
But the remote closing is not like express-up at all.
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