Why should a passenger's seat be upright rather than deeply reclined? · Q-0343
Why should a passenger's seat be upright rather than deeply reclined?
- a Because a reclined passenger can slide out from under the seatbelt in a crash
- b Because reclining disables the airbag
- c To make the head restraint unnecessary
- d To improve the driver's rear visibility
Answer
Because a reclined passenger can slide out from under the seatbelt in a crash
Learn to Drive Smart · LTDS-2026-03 · Chapter 2 · You and your vehicle · Stage 4 — seatbelt only
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