Getting the right seating position in your car is about more than just how far you are from the steering wheel. Start by pushing your hips as far back into the seat as you can. Ensure your back and shoulders are snug against the backrest, providing full support. Your knees should have a slight bend even when you’re pressing the pedals, promoting comfort and circulation. The headrest is often overlooked but crucial—align its center with the top of your ears to protect your neck. When gripping the steering wheel, your elbows should have a natural, slight bend. It’s essential to avoid slouching or reclining too much, as this can put undue stress on your back and neck.