Where can tethers for car seats typically be found in a vehicle?

Tethers for car seats are typically found on the back wall of pickup trucks because they are designed to provide additional safety by securing the car seat in place and reducing forward movement in the event of a collision. Pickup trucks often have designated anchor points on the back wall to accommodate this safety feature, ensuring that the car seat can be properly secured.

The use of tethers is part of the LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) system, designed to make it easier to install car seats safely across a variety of vehicles, particularly rear seats where car seats are most commonly used. While sedans, SUVs, and other vehicles may have tethers in their rear passenger areas, the option highlights that pickup trucks specifically have these tethers located in a dedicated position that enhances the effectiveness of securing the car seat.