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A vehicle's head restraint must be positioned at a height where its highest part is level with the top of the driver's head. It is compulsory to adjust the head restraints of all the vehicle's occupants equally, including those in the rear seats. To know what height to set it at, we must bear in mind that the centre of gravity of the occupant's head, that is, the height of their eyes, must coincide with the central part of the head restraint.
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