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Booster Seat Law

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
A new law is on the books aimed at boosting child safety seats. The law requires children up to eight years old to be in booster seats when they travel in cars. Children can switch to seat belts before age eight if they reach 80 pounds of four feet, nine inches. Currently, booster seats are required for children up to four years old.

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