Rules of the Road

A rear-facing infant car seat must never be placed in a front passenger seat that has:

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Correct Answer: B. An active frontal airbag

A deploying airbag strikes a rear-facing seat with enough force to cause fatal infant head/neck injury. Place rear-facing seats in the back. Some vehicles allow airbag deactivation — check the owner's manual.

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