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At head height.
At head height, adjusted to protect the back of the head and positioned close to it, following the vehicle’s instructions. Do not leave it at neck height or raise it merely to avoid inconvenience. Check that the adjustment locks and maintain a suitable posture. It is a passive safety device that helps reduce neck injuries in a rear impact, not a guarantee against them.
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As high as possible so that it does not get in the way.
At neck height.
At head height.
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