Fwd: Driving Safety: Adjusting Head 'Rest' (Restraint)
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Hossein Sardsiri
Oct 9, 2012, 5:56:46 AM10/9/12
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Dear All,
A head restraint is designed to limit the movement of the head and provide support in an accident. A properly adjusted head restraint will help to protect you against whiplash, and potentially save you from a long-term injury.
Always ensure your head restraint is adjusted properly, as either a driver or a passenger.
In order to correctly adjust a head restraint you should –
• Ensure that the top of the head restraint is as high as the top of your head
• Position the head restraint as close to the rear of your head as possible
So, for this guy it should be correct I think!!!
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A head restraint is designed to limit the movement of the head and provide support in an accident. A properly adjusted head restraint will help to protect you against whiplash, and potentially save you from a long-term injury.
Always ensure your head restraint is adjusted properly, as either a driver or a passenger.
In order to correctly adjust a head restraint you should –
• Ensure that the top of the head restraint is as high as the top of your head
• Position the head restraint as close to the rear of your head as possible
So, for this guy it should be correct I think!!!
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