If the car is only a 2 seater you can put a FORWARD facing car seat on the passenger side, but I'm not sure about a rear facing car seat.
It's not a rear facing car seat... only forward facing
Never.
A child need to be in a rear facing car seat until he or she is about 3. Then you may switch to forward facing car seat until your child outgrows it.
very carefully
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psmUWg7QrC8 Please keep the child rear-facing for as long as possible (according to the limits of your particular seat).
he can but if a police sees you you will be in trouble
The current guideline is that the child stay rear facing until 2 years old or they outgrow the height and weight requirements for their seat. They must then stay in a forward facing seat or booster seat until age 8.
Put the baby in the back seat ;) ONly way I can think of!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psmUWg7QrC8 Please keep the child rear-facing for as long as possible (according to the limits of your particular seat). age two
To safely install a forward facing child seat in the front seat, you can switch off the airbag using the key in the switch on the right hand side of the dashboard, it's only accessible with the door open and the ignition turned off.
Its safer for the seat to be facing backwards, because during a collision or an abrupt stop the infant would not be able to slip out of the car seat, and also so the infant will not choke on the car seat's seat belt. It is also safer to have an infant/child to be sitting in the back seat and not in the front passenger seat until the recommended age.
Car seat requirements are what the car seat companies want you to do to make sure it is the safest possible. It all depends on the car seat. But most are the same. Facing forward after a certain age/height.