Which Position in the Car Should a Safety Seat Be Placed?

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JonathanMarie
07/29/25 3:18am
Child car safety seats should be installed on the rear side seats, with the preferred position being behind the driver. Below are the installation steps for a child car safety seat: 1. Insert the installation guide slot: Place the child seat on the seat, locate the lower anchor points, and insert the lower installation guide slot of the child safety seat into the lower anchor points within the seat gap until you hear a click. 2. Hook the anchor points: Raise the headrest to its highest position, then pass the tightening strap through the headrest pillar and hook it onto the upper anchor point on the back of the seat, ensuring the strap is not twisted. 3. Ensure stability: Tighten the strap and shake the child safety seat back and forth and side to side to ensure it is securely fixed.
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VonJoshua
08/12/25 7:08am
I think the safest position for a child safety seat is the middle seat in the back row. This spot provides a buffer space from all doors, making it safer in both side collisions and rear-end collisions. I remember last year my little niece's car seat was installed in this position, and during a rear-end collision, the car's trunk was dented, but the child was completely unharmed. However, it's important to note that not all vehicles have seat belt anchors for the middle seat—some may require additional connectors. After installation, give it a firm shake to test its stability; the lateral movement should not exceed 2.5 cm to be considered secure. Also, when there are two children in the car, the younger one should always be placed in the middle seat for maximum safety.
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