Which is the rear seat in the car?
When you ride in the backseat of a car, you sit in the row of seats behind the driver. Kids sometimes fight over the front seat, not wanting to sit in the backseat. You can travel in the backseat of a automobile, unless you’re the driver or are riding in a two-seat sports car.
Why is the passenger seat behind the driver’s seat?
The situation is the same for countries where travel direction is different, because the driver’s seat is swapped as well. The position behind the driver’s seat is still more exposed to impacts than the position behind the passenger’s seat.
Why is the drivers side of the car safer?
She claims that this is because the drivers side is safer, because in the event of a crash a driver will instinctively try to protect his side of the car e.g. by turning the car away from danger.
Can a middle rear seat be used in a car?
Remember that a middle rear seat usually requires a three-point seat belt. If your car has lap and diagonal seat belts only on the sides, then you have no other choice but put your baby there. However, if you choose an Isofix or an i-size child seat, then you can use the centre rear seat only if it has Isofix points.
Which is safer, the back seat or the middle seat?
It turns out that not. The safest place in the car for your child is in the centre of the back seat. One study proves that the middle rear seat is 43% safer for newborns to 3-year-old kids than sitting on the side of the back. As surprising as it is, that’s a fact.
Which is the passenger side of the car?
No. The sides of a car are designated the driver’s side and the passenger’s side. When we make an adjective to use before a noun, we have to lose the possessive to make room for the hyphen: “the driver-side door” and “the passenger-side wing mirror”.
Which is the right side of the car?
The Right side faces the rear of the vehicle. The Front side faces the passenger side of the vehicle. All because the rear of the engine faces the drivers side of the vehicle.
The situation is the same for countries where travel direction is different, because the driver’s seat is swapped as well. The position behind the driver’s seat is still more exposed to impacts than the position behind the passenger’s seat.
She claims that this is because the drivers side is safer, because in the event of a crash a driver will instinctively try to protect his side of the car e.g. by turning the car away from danger.