What Does It Mean When My Wife Refuses to Sit in the Front Passenger Seat?
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Because the back seat is safer and offers more space. Here are the relevant details: Safety Coefficient: The U.S. Department of Transportation once conducted research on the safety of car seats. After analyzing nearly a decade of accident data and multiple real-car crash tests, they concluded that if the driver's seat is assigned a danger coefficient of 100, then the front passenger seat's coefficient is 101. The danger coefficients for the seat behind the driver, the other side of the back seat, and the middle seat in the back are 73.4, 74.2, and 62.2, respectively, but this is only when seat belts are properly fastened. Reasons for the Front Passenger Seat's Danger: In China, vehicles drive on the right side of the road, with the main driver's compartment on the left side of the car. Therefore, in the event of danger, the driver instinctively reacts to protect the left side of the vehicle due to a self-preservation mindset, often unable to simultaneously ensure the safety of the front passenger side.