Child booster seat in the front of a 105 series six seater cruiser

Chris
You may want to check up on the new child restraint laws that have been implemented this year. What you can and cannot do depends on the age of your children. The following is taken from a Government website.

Specifically, the new laws will require children:
up to the age of six months to be restrained in a rearward facing child restraint (e.g. infant capsule)
from six months until the age of four to be restrained in either a rearward or forward facing child restraint (e.g. child safety seat)
from four years until the age of seven to be restrained in either a forward facing child restraint or booster seat restrained by a correctly adjusted and fastened seatbelt or child safety harness.

The new laws also deal with the issue of children sitting in the front seat of a vehicle.
Children up to four years of age must be restrained in the rear of the vehicle (where the vehicle has two or more rows of seats)
Children aged between four and seven years will not be permitted to sit in the front seat unless all other seating positions are already occupied by children under seven.

Chris

Check here
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I think anyone carrying children in cars should rear this link. This woman was interviewed by Alan Jones on Sydney radio a few weeks ago. She was very critical of the new laws. Much of what she discussed with Alan is mentioned here.

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Get underneath and have a feel around where you think the plate or mount might go - there is very little room under there between the floor and the gearbox/transfer. Also you may want to think twice about the impact of the front airbag(s) on a young kid's head.