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head restraint

NOUN
  1. a cushion attached to the top of the back of an automobile's seat to prevent whiplash

How To Use head restraint In A Sentence

  • In the event of a severe impact from the rear, the seat backrest and head restraint accompany the movements of the seat occupant's body.
  • Lifting the backrest restores both seat base and head restraints, with no seat belt manoeuvring required.
  • This car has some of the best seats available at any price and Saab's active safety head restraints have become an industry standard.
  • What was more usefully gained out of the seminar were some interesting figures produced by Prof. Dr. David Viano, the person accredited with devising the active head restraint.
  • The rear safety tests measure how well a seat/head restraint protects a passenger against neck injury in rear impacts at low to moderate speeds.
  • All five seats now have three-point seat belts and are fitted with head restraints.
  • There are head restraints in the back (although these can impede rear visibility when parking) and the backs of the rear seats adjust to give more space in the boot.
  • Another area the ABI pinpoint is head restraints. The Sun
  • Standard safety features include dual stage driver and passenger air bags and active front head restraints.
  • Are these the same as dynamic head restraints and how do I find which cars currently on sale provide the best defence against whiplash injury? Times, Sunday Times
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