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In Pennsylvania, children must be at least 13 years old to sit in the front seat of a car. This is to ensure their safety by allowing the airbags to deploy properly in case of an accident. It's also recommended that children under 13 continue to sit in the back seat for added protection.
Your child has to be al least twelve (12)
It depends on where you live. In the U.S., it is 120 pounds.
Depends how tall they are is my opinion but sorry i don't know where pa is but I'm 9
10,11 or 12..... maybe but adult's aloud
12 and anyway just look in google.
Every State is different.In PA it works by weight and age.I "think" the age to sit up front is 12 years old or 80 lbs.I'm NOT 100% on that,but it's always better for them to be in the back seat as long as possible(I realize they want that front seat I have 3 kids lol)
I'm pretty sure it's 100 lbs or more
I think you should be at least over 100 ponds and your age should 10 to 13 and older.
I am sure that they must be 48" and must be wearing a seat belt at all times. Remember that I said I think this is the answer. Make sure you check before doing this.
Washington PA is 1 hour south of Pittsburg PA. Washington (city) is the county seat of Washington County PA.
I tried to get my pa to ride in the booster seat because he is gettin' kinda short in his old age but he just refuses. You think your 5-year old is stubborn? You ain't never dealt with pa.