Crash test results on car seats
Consumer Reports finds concerning results in some car seat testing
Consumer Reports’ tests are more rigorous than those required by the government, simulating the forces of a 35 mile per hour crash instead of 30 mph. CR’s test also uses a real vehicle seat and front seat back to better replicate a real-world crash.
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