Consumer Reports designs new car seat crash test | Consumer Reports

Car crashes are a leading cause of death among young children. A new child car seat safety test developed by Consumer Reports is designed to better mimic real world accident conditions. Find more free tips on choosing a car seat: bit.ly/1i2L4XP

[@Mingley01]

Maybe the front seat failing causes head trauma

[@SmokeyAndTheBud]

I drive at 55mpg avg which is probably indicative of the avg person. 35 mph is outdated.

[@giannivega242]

I may be wrong but I believe in most crashes there is some sort of panic braking involved prior to impact which would reduce impact speed closer to their level. I know there are cases where cars just ram into each other with no braking but I think that’s the logic

[@Erenyaegerbernardin]

Nuna rava is the only designer car seat that is legit