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Cath3114 said:The driver looks like something out of Star Trek
Are there any studies on rear facing in the front vs back in an accident?
Neat picture.. They must have visited a distant advanced planet...
StillThankful said:Baylor,
I had been doing some research on this and came across some information that states the front dash is actually very sturdy and the strongest point of the car in frontal impacts. (paraphrasing for sure)
I'll try to find the article. Found it: http://www.carseat.se/are-car-seats-in-front-seat-safe/
People in Sweden often rear face their little ones in the front seat.
However,it's illegal in VA unless you don't have a back seat.
Are there any studies on rear facing in the front vs back in an accident?
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