Car Seat Regulations in Canada

Car seats are required in many countries around the world. These seats are used as a safety measure for younger travelers in cars and can be required for infants, toddlers and children up to 7 or 8 years old. Different car seats and different ages of children determine regulations in Canada, and these laws are meant to keep the child as safe as possible in the vehicle.

Instructions

    • 1

      Position your infant on a backward-facing car seat resting at a 45-degree angle. Do this for all children 20 pounds or lighter, and keep them away from an active airbag.

    • 2

      Sit toddlers riding forward in the vehicle in the car seat. This should be done for children heavier than 20 pounds and lighter than 40 pounds, and they should be secured with shoulder straps at or above the shoulders and using a tether strap.

    • 3

      Sit older children of 40 to 80 pounds with a booster seat beneath the child. This should be done for children less than 4-feet-9-inches tall. Use a seat belt and shoulder strap fastened around the waist and above the shoulder.

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