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Night, weather, skids, vehicle failures and collisionsStandalone practice
Before driving, how should you position an adjustable head restraint to help reduce the risk of whiplash in a rear-end collision?
Side view of an upright, belted adult in a driver seat. The adjustable head restraint starts below the top of the person’s head.
Correct answer: With its middle directly behind the back of your head
Why
The MTO handbook says that an adjustable headrest should be at the right height: the back of your head should be directly in front of the middle of the headrest. This helps to protect you in a collision. Make the adjustment before you drive.
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