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Yes, because it is a safety feature that can prevent neck injuries.
Yes. A head restraint is a safety device that can reduce neck injuries, particularly in a rear impact. Adjust it according to the manual and occupant’s height: as a general guide, its strong central area should align with the back of the head at eye level, and its top with the top of the head. Keep the gap small and ensure it locks in place. It does not guarantee preventing every injury.
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Yes, but only on urban roads.
Yes, because it is a safety feature that can prevent neck injuries.
No, it isn't necessary because it is merely a comfort feature.
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