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Clarification
What it means is that a person who is rear-ended (in my instance, tapped) would have his/her body move backward, pressing against the seat, not forward, pressing against the seatbelt. To illustrate further, get two chairs with rollers, and have two persons sit on it, and have the...
What is the name of your state? Maryland
I had one of those unfortunate 1-2 MPH taps in someone else's rear bumper while we were both in line taking turns to merge into an intersection. Both vehicles sustained no damage, yet the other driver is claiming personal injury from the seatbelts and...
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