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How should the head restraint be adjusted to help protect your neck in a rear impact?
Correct answer: Support the back of the head, not below ear level.
Why
Adjust the head restraint so it supports the back of your head and is not below the level of your ears. It helps limit excessive head and neck movement in a rear impact. Adjust the seat and restraint before driving and follow the vehicle’s instructions.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Head-restraint adjustment · p. 26
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