UK car seats
The law, i-Size explained, rear-facing for longer, ISOFIX and fitting checks: everything you need to keep your child safe on every journey, from the drive home from hospital to the last booster seat.
- Children must normally use a child car seat until they are 12 years old or 135cm tall, whichever comes first.
- i-Size (R129) seats must keep your child rear-facing until they are over 15 months old.
- Never put a rear-facing seat in front of an active passenger airbag.
- Check the seat fits your car before you buy, using the manufacturer's vehicle fit list.
- Avoid second-hand seats unless you know their full history, and replace any seat that has been in a crash.
- The law in a nutshellAge, height, exceptions and fines
- i-Size R129 vs R44What the labels mean and what is still legal
- Seats by stageFrom baby carrier to booster
- Rear-facing for longerThe 15-month minimum and extended rear-facing
- ISOFIX, bases and vehicle fitSupport legs, top tethers and fit lists
- Airbags and fitting checksThe front seat rule and a checklist
- Journeys and the 2-hour ruleBreaks, travel systems and coats
- Boosters and bigger kidsHigh-backed boosters and booster cushions
- Second-hand seats and crashesWhen to say no and when to replace
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