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The state of North Dakota legally requires children under the age of 8 and under 57” (4’9”) tall to be secured in a car seat or booster seat. The law does not specify type of car seat by age, but the state does provide recommendations for child safety. Car Seat Requirements North Dakota Rear-Facing Car […]

As of 2022, Washington D.C. does not have a front seat law. Legally, children can ride in the front seat in D.C. at any age as long as they are properly restrained in a car seat or booster seat. Front Seat Requirements In D.C. Front Seat Age D.C.: 0 years Front Seat Height D.C.: unspecified

Washington D.C. requires all children under 8 years old to be secured in a child restraint system. Children under 3 years old must be restrained in car seats with internal harnesses. But children ages 3 and up may be secured in a booster seat instead. Booster Seat Requirements District of Columbia Children must ride in

Washington D.C. legally requires any child under 8 years old to be secured in a “child safety seat, according to the manufacturer’s instructions.” Children under 2 years old, 40 pounds, and 40” must be restrained in rear-facing car seats. Children under 3 years old must be restrained in either rear-facing or forward-facing car seats with

Rhode Island requires all children under 8 years old, 80 pounds, and 57” (4’9”) tall to be secured in the backseats of vehicles, when available. For details on Rhode Island’s front seat law, see below. Front Seat Requirement Rhode Island According to Rhode Island’s child restraint laws, children must ride in the backseats of vehicles