Why is an unbelted rear passenger a danger to others?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. In a crash they can be thrown against the front occupants
- Step 1: At a crash speed an unbelted body can strike the front-seat occupants with great force.
Answer
In a crash they can be thrown against the front occupants.
Why not the others: They block the driver's view in the rear mirror, They add weight that lengthens the stopping distance and They make the seat belt in front lose its tension don't fit.
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