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Your headrest should be adjusted so that it will fully support your head when you lean back. This will prevent

Correct answer

  • neck injuries if you are hit from behind.
  • accidents from behind.
  • bodily injuries in a head-on collision.

Explanation

Head restraints are designed to prevent neck injuries if you are hit from behind. Your headrest should be adjusted so that it will fully support your head when you lean back.

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