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Where should a rear-facing child safety seat never be placed?
Correct answer: In front of an active passenger air bag.
Why
An inflating front air bag can strike a rear-facing seat with dangerous force.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Rear-facing child seats · p. 52
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