Booster seat? - michigan booster seat laws
I live in Michigan, where the law says that "needs to 4'9" a booster seat. My question is that my uncle had a friend 7 years ago. Driving a huge truck with extended cab Dodge. Obviously, the child sits in the back seat, where it is safer. permanently provided under the height, so you need a booster seat. But the head of the window each time your father a bump! without the seat is relatively small, does not touch the window sill and to the glass. Are there exceptions to the law? I mean, if it came from an accident, it would be better to head struck the seat and not glass?
Michigan Booster Seat Laws Booster Seat?
Thursday, February 4, 2010
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Booster seats are designed so that the child be raised to a safe height for the neck to the right position for the seat belt. If this is not the son or be expelled from his seat in the safety belt or with severe injuries to the head and neck are not safe because they keep their safety in the use of reinforcement is not responsible for meter, I 'sure.
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