Question 3788
Proper adjustment of the headrest reduces the possibility of suffering...
- the submarining effect.
- fatigue while driving.
- whiplash.
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Correct answer: whiplash.
A head restraint at the correct height and close to your head stops it from moving sharply backward in a crash, especially if you are hit from behind. This reduces the risk of whiplash. A snug seat belt prevents submarining, and the head restraint has nothing to do with fatigue.