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Not the author, but I think there was some research and it's indeed better for you if you have head support, to be facing back towards the front. If prevents a
by keyle 9mo ago
Not the author, but I think there was some research and it's indeed better for you if you have head support, to be facing back towards the front. If prevents a whole range of injuries, from your neck, to becoming a projectile yourself.
But it's really theoretical, and does not account for the passenger in front of you headed head-first into your throat.
PS: I laughed hard that xlbuttplug2 is answering to deadbabe. The internet lives!
- rooo999 9mo agoNot sure what kind of cars you drive but in mine all the seats face the same direction. Why would they change that when making it safer?
- denkmoon 9mo agoConsider the "booth seats" in trains and busses. So people can chat etc facing each other. If you've got a waymo with your friends why wouldn't you want the seats facing each other so you can be social, excluding this safety factor.
- raaron773 9mo agoInteresting. I didnt know this, i always get motiom sickness if i sit facing the opposite direction.
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