Definition
A child restraint system (CRS) is a type-approved seat or device that adapts the seat belt to children's bodies. Mandatory for all children under 1.35 m, who must travel in rear seats. CRS groups by weight (0, 0+, I, II, III) or modern i-Size by height.
Key facts
- Mandatory for all children under 1.35 m tall.
- Children must travel in rear seats (exception: no rear seats, or rear seats occupied by other children).
- If using a rear-facing CRS in the front passenger seat, disable the airbag.
- i-Size CRS are selected by child height, not weight.
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- Your vehicle is fitted with airbags. Is it necessary to wear a seatbelt?
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