New child seat law 18th September 2006
Discussion
My 7 year old at 120cm tall fits well in the rear seats of my 964 cab with rear lap belts only. The new legislation state that he may need to be sat on a booster seat to comply. Does anyone know if the rear seats in a 964 still require a boaster seat?
The reason i ask is that when sat in the back he is down in the protective shell of the car body.
Below is an extract from a typical question and answer from a child safety website many will be asking with regard to whether a car seat will be required for children under 135cm tall in small seats.
What about rear facing seats in the back of estate cars, or small seats with forward facing seats in sports cars?
Some estate cars have rear facing seats in the luggage compartment for use by children, and some 2 + 2 sports cars or convertibles have small rear seats. Child seats/boosters to the required UN ECE Regulation 44.03 type approval must be used on these seats. However, it may be that such seats are certified to UN ECE 44.03 type approval standards which means that they are in effect type-approved child seats/booster seats themselves and therefore a separate child seat/booster would not be needed. If a seat complies with the type-approval standard, it will have an "E" label, with "44.03" or ".03" and the weight range of the child for which it is designed. You may need to check with the car handbook, or the vehicle manufacturer, whether the seat is so approved.
The reason i ask is that when sat in the back he is down in the protective shell of the car body.
Below is an extract from a typical question and answer from a child safety website many will be asking with regard to whether a car seat will be required for children under 135cm tall in small seats.
What about rear facing seats in the back of estate cars, or small seats with forward facing seats in sports cars?
Some estate cars have rear facing seats in the luggage compartment for use by children, and some 2 + 2 sports cars or convertibles have small rear seats. Child seats/boosters to the required UN ECE Regulation 44.03 type approval must be used on these seats. However, it may be that such seats are certified to UN ECE 44.03 type approval standards which means that they are in effect type-approved child seats/booster seats themselves and therefore a separate child seat/booster would not be needed. If a seat complies with the type-approval standard, it will have an "E" label, with "44.03" or ".03" and the weight range of the child for which it is designed. You may need to check with the car handbook, or the vehicle manufacturer, whether the seat is so approved.
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