The law requires all children traveling in cars to use the correct child restraint until they are either 135 cm in height or the age of 12 (which ever they reach first) . After this they must use an adult seat belt. There are very few exceptions, and the main ones are set out below.
It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that children under the age of 14 years are restrained correctly in accordance with the law.
It is illegal to carry a child in a rear-facing child seat in the front, which is protected by an active frontal airbag.
In a licensed taxi or licensed hire car, if a child restraint is not available then the child may travel unrestrained in the rear. This is the only exception for children under 3, and has been introduced for practical rather than safety reasons. You should always think about ways to make sure that a child seat is available.
In the Front Seat
The child MUST use the correct child restraint.
There are three exceptions where there is not a child seat available. In each case the child MUST use the adult belt instead. They are -
1) in a licensed taxi or private hire vehicle;
2) if the child is traveling on a short distance for reason of unexpected necessity;
3) if there are two occupied child restraints in the rear which prevent the fitment of a third.
In addition, a child 3 and over may travel unrestrained in the rear seat of a vehicle if seat belts are not available.
7 years old.
passenger's seat
In Illinois, children must be at least 13 years old to sit in the front seat of a vehicle unless the back seat is occupied by other passengers. This is to ensure their safety given that airbags can pose a risk to younger children.
In Washington, children under 13 years old are generally required to sit in the back seat of a vehicle, unless there are no rear seats or all rear seats are already occupied by other passengers under 13. It is safest for children to sit in the back seat until they are old enough to properly fit in and use the vehicle's seat belt.
At least 4 feet 9
An unavailable seat on Delta Airlines is a seat that is not open for passengers to reserve or sit in during a flight.
Depends on the area. But in California, 12.
It depends
A 2 door will seat 4 and a 4 dr will seat 5.
In Louisiana, children must be at least 13 years old to sit in the front seat of a car legally. This requirement is in place to ensure the safety of younger passengers who are more vulnerable to injury in case of an accident.
In Texas, a child must be at least 13 years old to legally sit in the front seat of a vehicle. However, it is recommended that children continue to ride in the back seat until they are 13 for safety reasons, as the back seat is generally safer for younger passengers. Always ensure that the child is properly restrained in a seatbelt or appropriate car seat.
I think that you should be in sixth grade when you get to sit in the front seat.