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A rear-facing infant seat should never be placed:

โœ“ ANSWER

In the front seat where an active airbag can strike it

A deploying front airbag can seriously injure an infant in a rear-facing seat.

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  1. โœ“In the front seat where an active airbag can strike it
  2. โœ—In the center of the back seat
  3. โœ—Behind the driver's seat
  4. โœ—In any rear seating position

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