Rear facing vs forward facing position in the car

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Uploaded by on Jul 9, 2010

Correct position of the childs safetyseat in the car is very important. See the difference between forward facing and rear facing position in a frontal collision.

It is important that the childs height and weight correspond with the measures written on the safetyseat.

In Europe you can buy rear facing safetyseats for children up to 55 lbs (25 kg).

I samarbeid med HTS Besafe har filmen "Tryggest bakovervendt" blitt oversatt til engelsk.

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  • @bloodthreat When you are struck in a rear impact, the vehicles involved are traveling in the same direction, and the vehicle that is hit in the back has room to move forward. The crash force on the occupants is much less than in a frontal impact. The movement of the impacted vehicle, in addition to the crush zone, absorbs a lot of the crash energy, so it is not transferred to the child. Additionally, the majority of rear impacts are at low speeds.

  • That was very helpfull, thank you!

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  • Thank you for sharing. Love this

  • Poor kid...If I have kids ill always put right stuff

  • والله ان عندنا رؤسااء بقر معى إحترامي لهم

    المقطع مقارنه بين كراسي الأطفال الموجهه الى مقدمه السياره و النوع الثاني الموجهه لمؤخره السياره والافضليه تكون للموجهه لمؤخرره السياره

    وعندنا كلام وخرابيط عن اهميه الكرسي طيب وضحوا فكره المقطع الى متى

    وبعدين بلاش يوتيوب مو تقولون ممنوع استخداامه ؟؟؟؟ حيه لرؤساء ارامكو

    يالبى قلوب الامريكان متى بس يرجعون ويفكون من العنصريه والرؤساء اللي بجنبها مايفهمون شي

  • Love this!!!! I love the dramatic pauses with details of regions affected.

  • @BankySkitch lol Im confused but it doesnt matter. Take care. : )

  • @Traveler2112 Oh, my mistake. I have the "I ate lead in my cornbread" dummy mixed up with the "as tight as they can be" idiot.

  • @BankySkitch lol How did you ever come to that conclusion? I had just pointed out how times had changed since I was a kid and also wrote that car seats do increase safety. Nothing more. Goodbye.

  • @BankySkitch There. I removed my statement from a year ago that is no longer a part of my thought processes and doesnt really matter in the big scheme of things. It will no longer be here to bother you. Smile. Have a nice day.

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