tl01
New member
Okay, so I haven't really worried that much about how much space was available for my child's head in a crash before. Mostly, this is because we have always driven pretty big cars. Now, one of our cars is not quite as big so with the help some people here on the board, I've measured our car to see if it has a reasonable amount of space for head excursion in a crash. I'm curious how may people have measured this space in the car before. I'm not asking in order to point fingers if you haven't, but even as a tech, there was no training about how to measure if there's an appropriate amount of space for head excursion. Also, for many people, there may not be a way around a seat install that doesn't have enough space and obviously a seat is better than no seat.
As a tech, would you speak with the parents about putting the FFing child where there is more head excursion room if the current position doesn't afford much room?
As a tech, would you speak with the parents about putting the FFing child where there is more head excursion room if the current position doesn't afford much room?
