Where is the safest seat for baby?

We recommend you to stick to the rear seat, but if you do have to put your baby in the front passenger seat, always make sure that the front airbags are deactivated before you set off. A child under the age of 12 should never be positioned in a seat with a passenger airbag.



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If you can, put the car seat in the center seat. If not, it is fine behind either the driver or passenger side. The important thing is that it is in the back, away from the airbags. Even in a minor crash, airbags can seriously injure your little one.

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Why is the middle seat safest? Simply stated, the middle seat is the furthest from impact during a collision, as well as the furthest away from air bags. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends that all children under the age of 13 ride in the back seat, ideally in the center.

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the passenger seat next to the driver in an automobile, regarded as dangerous in the event of a collision.

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If a car is struck rear-ended (struck from behind), the safest seat may be the front passenger seat. If a vehicle is struck head-on, the safest seat may be the middle seat in the back seat.

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Conclusion: This study has shown that the safest position for any occupant involved in a motor-vehicle crash is the rear middle seat.

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