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A dashboard icon of a seated figure with an airbag outline in front of them, warning of a fault in the airbag/supplemental restraint system.
Also known as: SRS light
Warns of a fault in the airbag and seatbelt-pretensioner control system (Supplemental Restraint System, or SRS); a light that stays on past the normal start-up bulb-check flash means airbags may be disabled in a crash.
Indicates a fault in the airbag/seatbelt-pretensioner control system; if the light stays on rather than flashing briefly at start-up, airbags and pretensioners may not deploy correctly in a crash.
Sources describe its colour as varying by manufacturer (red on some vehicles, amber/orange on others) — no single authoritative colour rule was found, unlike the ISO-documented red/amber/blue conventions for some other tell-tales.
Contexts: Vehicle dashboard
A side-profile seated figure wearing a diagonal belt, with a circle or oval in front representing an inflated airbag.
Both belong to the Vehicle dashboard warning symbols system.