littleangelfire
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I've always heard this on this board, and it makes sense. However, when I brought this up during one of the scenarios they asked us to solve during class, all 3 instructors said it's wrong. They said the people saying it aren't the people responding to accidents. The reason? there was an infant and a booster rider involved in the scenario and the instructors were pretty adamant the infant go in the middle.
Assuming both seats can be installed and used correctly in both outboard and middle position, which is ideal? Not that ideal always happens in real life. But it really made me wonder. They said given the choice they'd always put the infant in the center, booster outboard. Did I misunderstand what 'least protected kid most protected position' meant? Is there some caveat that says unless it's an infant?
Assuming both seats can be installed and used correctly in both outboard and middle position, which is ideal? Not that ideal always happens in real life. But it really made me wonder. They said given the choice they'd always put the infant in the center, booster outboard. Did I misunderstand what 'least protected kid most protected position' meant? Is there some caveat that says unless it's an infant?