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What year did car seats become mandatory in Alberta?
after 1985?
When did car seats become mandatory?
Tennessee was the first state to make car seats mandatory in 1978, by 1988 the rest of the states had adopted it. I found that on Answerbag.com
How many seats does the Liberal Party in British Columbia have in Victoria?
They have 46 seats as of May 2010.
How many house seats in British Columbia?
36 (as of November 2010)
When did car seats become mandatory for carting babies around?
Car seats were invented in 1962 but became mandatory years later. The specific date is difficult to pin down but the general consensus is that the law was passed in the 1970s. There are different laws concerning carrying an infant verses a toddler.
What is the law on the use of car seats in MD?
mandatory
Provincial Representative of BC in Ottawa?
There are 308 federal ridings in Canada, 36 of which are in the Province of British Columbia. The Conservative party holds 21 of those British Columbia seats, the New Democratic Party holds 12, the Liberal Party 2 and the Green Party 1. For further information regarding the name and political affiliation of each individual Member of Parliament in British Columbia, please consult the Elections Canada website.
When was it mandatory to have a car seat?
ever since cars were invented, it was mandatory to have as many seats in a car as there was pasengers.(1769 the cugnot it went up to 2 miles per hour 'mph')
How many seats did the conservative party win in 2015 British election?
The Conservative Party won 331 seats in the 2015 British election.
What two provinces have the most seats in the house of commons?
The provinces with the largest representation in the House of Commons are Ontario (represented by 106 seats), and Québec (represented by 75 seats).
When did car seats become law in US?
1988
How do you become Prime Minister of the UK?
The party that wins the most seats in the British Parliament will have the Prime Minister. Within the majority party, party members elect their leader who becomes the Prime Minister.
