Dash and Dot’s other apps — Blocky, Go, Path, and Xylo — all have value, but Wonder feels kind of special. It’s an intuitive and kid-friendly way of presenting coding and robotics.

This article isn't here to scare you, but to help you stay safe. We'll break down what actually happens when your feet are on the dash during a crash, why it matters, and how it interferes with ...

Q: I saw a person riding in the passenger seat of a car with their feet up on the dashboard. I’m concerned about what would happen in a collision, since there’s an airbag in the dash. Can police pull ...

You’re not breaking the law in most provinces if you put your feet on the dash, but if there’s a crash, you could break your legs, police say. Skip to main content. Search.

But when your feet are up on the dash, you're likely slouched down, and that changes everything. The seatbelt can't sit across your chest and lap and protect you like it's supposed to.