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the central rear seat, as it is less affected by side impacts.
The centre rear seat, provided the seat and vehicle are compatible and allow correct installation under their manuals. Not all centre seats have ISOFIX or accept every child seat. If incompatible, use an approved rear position where the restraint can be correctly secured; do not sacrifice correct installation to use the centre.
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any of the rear side seats.
the central rear seat, as it is less affected by side impacts.
the front seat, so that the driver can monitor the child.
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