A child can ride in the front seat at any age, however they must use a booster seat until they are 12 or 135cm tall (whichever comes first). You must NEVER use a rear facing booster seat in the front seat.
Laws change form place to place but the average age is 12-13 years.
It is not so much a factor of the weight of the child. Diamaler Chrysler like any other car company, states that the children under 12 years old need to stay in the back seat with a seat belt and or proper child restraints. The airbag deployment on a child can cause death or injury. Children age thirteen and older should be safe to sit in the front seat of a vehicle equipped with airbags. If your child is over the age of thirteen and you are worried that they might not be the correct weight to keep them safe in case of a vehicle accident, or any other questions with your vehicle's safety equipment, call your local car dealership.
As of 2006, it is now illegal for any child under the age of 12, or less than 135cm tall, to travel in a car without a booster seat. Since the new laws came into force, Police have been carrying out spot checks on children in cars and if they are not securely fitted following the legal guidelines, the driver can be given an on the spot fixed penalty fine of £30 with a maximum fine of £500.
Where do they carry out these checks? Outside schools. The morning and afternoon school runs are perhaps unsurprisingly the peak times for injury to children in cars. Often parents are parked illegally for a start so the element of rush and 'just get in, will you' creeps in.
For more details of the new laws regarding child car seats, please check out the article about New Car Seat Laws for 2006 on our sister site
Any age, although if they under about the age of three, the driver is strongly advised to have them fitted into a special child's car seat that is held in place by the regular safety belt.
If you are putting a baby in the front seat with a rear-facing safety seat, any front airbag in that seat must be deactivated. see http://www.childcarseats.org.uk/law/fromseptember06.htm
You can sit in the front seat at any age, but booster seats must be used if required. It's far safer to ride in the back seat and a rear facing booster seat should never be used in the front.
It is legal at any age, but far safer for the child to ride in the back seats.
i'm pretty sure it ia 10 years old
1 month
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.
In Michigan, a child 4 years of age may ride in the front seat of a vehicle if all other seats are taken by children under the age of 4. A rear-facing car seat can be placed in the front seat if the airbag is turned off.
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.
The legal age for a child to sit in the front passenger seat varies by location. In most places, children must be at least 13 years old to sit in the front passenger seat. This is because airbags can be dangerous for younger children in the event of a crash.
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.
It is safe and legal for a child of any age to sit in the front passenger side of the car. They must have the correct child restraint for their height and weight.
15 years of age
it is, 13.
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min 12 years
A child has to be a 12 I think