Question 6545
Proper adjustment of the head restraint reduces the likelihood of suffering...
- a whiplash injury.
- submarining.
- fatigue or drowsiness.
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Correct answer: a whiplash injury.
A whiplash injury. With the head restraint level with your head and close to it, your head does not snap backward in a crash. In the image, the driver is adjusting hers. The submarining effect depends on the seat belt and seat, and drowsiness has nothing to do with the head restraint.