Legislation filed in the state Senate would mean children under 7 would have to ride in a booster seat or other safety seat. The proposal is aimed at avoiding injuries to children who remain too small to be adequately protected by an adult seatbelt.
November 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Most children under 7 would have to ride in a booster seat or other safety seat under legislation filed Monday in the state Senate.
The proposal, which federal officials have been pushing Florida to pass for several years, is aimed at avoiding injuries to children who remain too small to be adequately protected by an adult seatbelt, even after they’re too big for infant car seats.
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