Can Child Safety Seats Be Installed in the Front Passenger Seat?
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No. Some child safety seats do not support rear-facing installation, and in the event of an accident, the forward momentum of the child combined with the deployment of the front passenger airbag can still cause harm to the child. Generally, installing the safety seat in the rear row of the cabin is the safest. Below is an introduction to the relevant content: 1. Not recommended: The least recommended position for installation is the front passenger seat or the third row. 2. Common family five-seat cars: There are four positions where safety seats can be installed—the front passenger seat, the left and right sides of the rear row, and the middle of the rear row. Some seven-seat cars also have corresponding installation interfaces in the third row.