As long as your not in a car seat. But kids under 12 should sit in the back seat, because passenger airbags could cause a fatality.
12+ or 13+ It depends.
As far as I know, any child under the age of 12 should not ride in the front seat. Especially if you have a passenger air bag.
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Q3. Are children under age 12 required to ride in the back seat?No. However, it is safest for any adult or child passenger to ride buckled up in the back seat, if a back seat is available (ie, pick-up trucks).Per Nevada DMV Q&A
Height is not a factor in when children can ride in the front seat. Age is the determining factor and it varies from 6 and under in some states to age 13 in other states. In Maine it is age 12 and they must weigh over 100 pounds. Some states have no laws at all on when they can ride in the front seat. Click the link to check the law in your state.
the age that you need to be to ride in the front seat of the car is 12
it all depends on the state u are in and in some states u have to be at least 16 yrs off age
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The age of twelve, look under your passenger side mirrior for more information, o.h.h and you have to be 4'6'' to ride without a booster seat or safety seat.
In the state of Ohio, you only have to be 8 years of age to ride in the front seat. But if you reach other standards your child will have to remain in the back passenger seat. To sit in the front, your height needs to be 4'9" or taller. In weight you must be over 60 pounds.
The same booster seat laws which apply to passenger cars are applicable in a commercial vehicle, as well. Anything else is a matter of what the company's rider policy is, and what the insurance provider will allow.
Effective March 27, 2005: all back seat passengers who are age four or older but under age seven must be restrained in an appropriate child restraint system. A child older than four years of age and over four feet nine inches in height may be restrained by a safety belt. It is not illegal under NYS law for a child passenger to ride in the front seat of a vehicle that has a passenger air bag, but it is dangerous. Recent studies show that air bags can cause serious or fatal injuries to infants, children or small adults that sit in the passenger-side front seat. It is also normally safer for a child of any age to ride in the back seat of any vehicle. For the best child passenger protection in your vehicle: * Never put a child safety seat in the front seat of a vehicle and face it toward the rear of a vehicle if that vehicle has a passenger-side air bag. * Do not put small children in the front seat of vehicle that has an air bag. Put a child that does not use a safety seat and who is less than five ft. in height in the back seat. * If a child must ride in the front seat, make sure the car seat is installed as far back as possible. Fasten the child securely in the child safety seat or seat belt. An air bag that opens suddenly can cause a serious injury to your infant or young child. * Air bags, used with seat belts, provide the best protection for older children and adults during an accident. * Remember that the back seat is the safest location for children to ride.