The best results for car boosters children of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

The best results for car boosters children of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety -

Researchers from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has evaluated 72 children from booster seats to check those that offer a good fit, one of the most important criteria for safety. They appointed 21 extra models as "best results" and seven as "good paris." This is a significant improvement from the list last year, while only 9 models earned the highest grades. They also noted as 8 models See All "not recommended".:. 2010 Guest assessment IIHS Booster
These notes are important because they offer advice on the fit. Although there are other tests and assessments for boosters - such as the accident performance testing and ease of use - there is not dealing in shape. IIHS says: "Belts do the main job of keeping children in safety boosters in crashes, but belts and vehicle seats are designed for adults, not children, so it is important for boosters to lift children in position for lap belts / harnesses to provide good retention. Children 4-8 who ride in boosters are 45 percent less likely to sustain injuries in crashes than children restrained by belts alone. "

Photos used with permission IIHS.

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