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denis567 | 23:20 Tue 08th Oct 2013 | Motoring
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I have just bought a new (to me) car and it has removable head restraints on the rear seats. The middle one blocks my view in the rear mirror, so I have taken it out.
A friend tells me it is illegal to remove the head restraints.
Does anyone know if that is the case?
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I'm sure you can take it out if no one is sitting there.
23:45 Tue 08th Oct 2013
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Your friend is talking rubbish.

There's no law requiring you to have, or to use, head restraints in your car. If a passenger was to be injured because you'd removed one, he/she could probably win a civil case against you (because your action had contributed to his/her injury) but that's completely separate to criminal law.
02:53 Wed 09th Oct 2013
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I suspect that if it was illegal to remove them, they would not be removeable.....
05:46 Wed 09th Oct 2013
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load of old pony, legal to take them out.
06:34 Wed 09th Oct 2013

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