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New automotive seat security legal guidelines to enter impact in Michigan

By Editorial Board Published April 2, 2025 3 Min Read
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New automotive seat security legal guidelines to enter impact in Michigan

Editor’s notice: This story has been up to date for age accuracy.

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Automobile crashes are one of many main causes of loss of life for younger children in Michigan, and tomorrow, new legal guidelines might be going into impact in hopes of protecting kids secure.

In 2023 there have been greater than 13,000 crashes involving kids 8 and youthful in Michigan, in line with the state. Correctly securing your kids within the automotive could possibly be a matter of life or loss of life. Brian Jones, who makes a speciality of little one passenger security, stated understanding automotive seats is vital.

(WLNS)

“So one of the bigger things we see is if this isn’t clipped in and you put the seatbelt across the child, it could fall in here or more than likely than not it’s gonna sit out here, and that’s not actually restraining them it’s gonna hit them right in the chest when they come forward, and then it leaves a lot of movement in the shoulders and head area,” stated Jones.

The legal guidelines would require kids to stay in rear-facing automotive seats till they’re 2 years outdated or till they exceed the peak or weight necessities for the seat. All kids underneath 13 may even have to take a seat within the again seat, if a again seat is out there, amongst different restrictions.

Jones stated greatest practices have all the time been forward of necessities with regards to little one passenger security, however the legal guidelines are beginning to catch up.

“They’ve always said that something along these lines are gonna be best practice, and now these laws are kind of making that more of a requirement,” stated Jones.

One greatest observe is to maintain younger kids away from airbags. Jones stated airbags can really trigger them extra hurt than good.

“Anybody in the back seat’s gonna be safer because of the airbag up front, so if you look at a lot of the cars now, they have that front air bag right in the dash, so it’s really moving that younger child away from the airbag,” stated Jones.

Jones stated every automotive seat could have small variations, like the place to place the seatbelt. He stated by no means guess, and all the time examine the handbook.

Full particulars on the up to date little one passenger security legal guidelines may be discovered right here.

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