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Reducing Injury in a Crash

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The best way to reduce injury risk in a crash is to make sure everyone in the vehicle is effectively restrained. Learn how to buckle up properly and why you should sit back from the steering wheel and airbag. Read the full tip here. Video courtesy of IIHS.

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