Q: I saw a person riding in the passenger seat of a car with their feet up on the dashboard. I’m concerned about what would ...

The airbag doesn't adjust for your position ... First and foremost, keep your feet off the dashboard. As comfortable as it might feel, the risks, now that you know them, just aren't worth it.

At the time of the crash, Tatum wasn't wearing a seat belt and was resting her foot up against the dashboard. "When the airbag exploded ... that had she had both feet firmly planted on the ...

If you are sitting in the front passenger seat with your feet on the dashboard, it changes the way the seat belt ... it is unable to stop your torso from propelling forward and colliding with the ...

complement the seat belt and front airbag. In a crash, ZF Lifetec posits that the safety of vehicle occupants depends, among other things, on the position of the legs, knees, and feet. In typical ...

Dear Miss Manners: Will you please address car passenger etiquette — more specifically, passengers placing their feet on the dashboard? My dilemma is whether it is disgusting and unladylike ...