Car seats for children - new Qld rules
Mar 6th 2010, 4:21 pm
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Car seats for children - new Qld rules
I know the subject has been done in detail many times but this is from today's news - Parents Anger at New Qld Car Seat Laws
* From March 11 it will be illegal to put small toddlers in booster seats.
* Breaking the rules could cost drivers $300 and three points.
* Babies up to six months old, and weighing less than 8kg, should be in backward-facing baby capsules or infant restraints.
* Babies aged six months to one year, weighing 8kg-12kg, should be in infant restraints.
* Children aged six months to four years, weighing 8kg-18kg, should be in a forward facing child restraint with a built-in harness.
* Children aged four to seven years, weighing 14kg-26kg, should be in booster seats.
* From March 11 it will be illegal to put small toddlers in booster seats.
* Breaking the rules could cost drivers $300 and three points.
* Babies up to six months old, and weighing less than 8kg, should be in backward-facing baby capsules or infant restraints.
* Babies aged six months to one year, weighing 8kg-12kg, should be in infant restraints.
* Children aged six months to four years, weighing 8kg-18kg, should be in a forward facing child restraint with a built-in harness.
* Children aged four to seven years, weighing 14kg-26kg, should be in booster seats.
Mar 6th 2010, 7:58 pm
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Re: Car seats for children - new Qld rules
Looks like Luke Edwards is practising his pose for ACA 
