Whеrе іѕ thе safest рƖасе tο рυt mу sons seat mу sister hаѕ hеrѕ іn thе middle οf thе back seat аnԁ I hаνе mу sons seat οn thе passenger side back seat. Whеrе іѕ thе safest spot fοr hіm.
Cаn уου please Ɩеt mе know whу іt goes іn thе middle οr οn thе side?. I hаνе rung thе local police аnԁ thеу cant аnѕwеr mе.
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In the middle of the back seat.
agree because of the air bags
May 7, 2008 — The safest spot for a baby’s car seat is in the center of the back seat rather than on the sides, according to a new study.
http://children.webmd.com/news/20080507/safest-spot-for-babys-car-seat?src=RSS_PUBLIC
from car-seat . org :
“Q40: What is the safest position for my carseat?
The center of the rear seat is usually safest since it is farthest from a possible side impact, but only if your carseat fits well in that position. Any position in the rear seat is acceptable unless prohibited by the vehicle or child seat owner’s manual. The seat behind the passenger may be slightly safer than the seat behind the driver, since it allows you to unload the child on the curb side, allows you to see your child more easily from the driver’s seat and is very slightly less likely to be hit on that side in a side impact. There is also a small risk that a front seat-back could collapse in a severe rear-end crash, and the passenger seat is less likely to be occupied by a heavy adult who could crush a carseat in this situation. The front seat is generally not advised for children 12 and under, especially if an active airbag is present.
If you have more than one child, the safest arrangement may not be obvious. Usually, it is preferable to put the child with the most protection in the outboard location; rear-facing seats offer the most protection from side impacts. These types of questions are very appropriate for our forums.”
So the safest place is where it fits the best – with less than 1 inch of movement. If it fits equally well in all positions then the safest place is in the middle.