Where can you find information about a vehicle's safety features on newer cars?

Information about a vehicle's safety features is typically found printed inside the driver door. This area often contains stickers or labels that provide critical details about safety standards, including information about the airbags, seatbelts, and child safety seat installation. The visibility of this information allows drivers and passengers to easily access important safety details right where the driver interacts with the vehicle.

While the other choices may contain useful information related to the vehicle, they do not specifically provide the comprehensive details about safety features. For example, the owner’s manual found in the glove compartment may summarize safety features but not list them as explicitly as those found on the door. Similarly, the contents under the hood pertain to the engine and other mechanical aspects and not safety specifications. Vehicle registration documents are primarily legal and ownership-related, lacking specific safety feature details altogether.