Same thing on planes.
"They need something to rest their head on!" --> adds something that nobody asked for and nobody needs --> "I'm helping you :) "
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Exactly! They are the absolute worst on long flights. I can manage the limited leg room. But why the fuck does my head need to be pushed 2 inches ahead of my back and shoulders? And why can't those flaps on the side of the head rest be more substantial so you can rest your head to either side at least? My strategy has been to lift the headrest as high as it will go, and usually I am short enough for it to clear my head so I can have some semblance of comfort.
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To protect you from whiplash. Just so you know, the seats are adjustable...
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It’s designed to be slightly uncomfortable to keep people from falling asleep at the wheel.
That’s what I believe it to be. I adjusted it to lean back and it was too comfortable to drive.
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Because you haven't adjusted it right?
I can move my headrest up and down, that's it.
Well it fits my posture perfectly 🤷♂️
This bothers me so much. I know the idea is that if I get rear-ended it would help prevent whiplash. But it feels so uncomfortable that I tilt the seat back. This defeats the point of the headrest and I am sure other saftey features. But if I didn't I would be constantly annoyed and distracted. That would increase my odds of getting into a forward facing accident.
I always lower the back of the seat as much as possible and raise the front as much as possible so I'm planted in the seat. I can pick up both get without sliding out of the seat. Then I recline a little bit so I can rest my head comfortably. I have seen those more modern headrests that seem to stick way out from the seat. Not sure who those are for.
I used to think my entire body should contour along the seat, and I sat too upright, so this was a problem for me as well. Then I realized you’re not actually supposed to rest your head all the time and you can recline the seat to the point where the headrest doesn’t angle forward too much. Just scoot forward a bit if you can’t reach the wheel. Now I drive more relaxed. Also, some cars’ headrests can actually be adjusted forward and back.
If I reclined the seat I wouldn't be able to see out! I add a 2 inch cushion just to prevent the seatbelt from sliding up and crushing my windpipe. And I have to drive with my fingertips and toes to prevent the airbag from killing me.
Why is everything designed for a 6 foot man when more than half of drivers who spend a lot of time on the road are women? Why has there not even been a proper female crash dummy? I drive a minivan because it's adapted to my husband's wheelchair. But even regular cars have similar misfits.
Pressing brake:
Make it slow.
They shouldn't be uncomfortable. Make sure you've set them correctly.
Ask Will Toledo.
Either it is not set right or your head is too long.
Yeah, this is how you are supposed to sit.
Just tilt the seat back a bit more?
My mom used to have a car like this. I would remove the head rest every time I had to ride in it.
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