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Is a child restraint with a higher Ease of Use Rating safer?

April 26, 2017child EASE rating restraint Safer

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Is a child restraint with a higher Ease of Use Rating safer?

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The Ease of Use rating does not compare the performance of different child restraints in the event of a crash. However, a child restraint is most effective if correctly installed in a vehicle and if the child is correctly secured in the restraint. A child restraint that is easier to use should have a lower misuse rate. Therefore it may be indirectly related to safety.