Car Seat Regulations Australia
All children under the age of seven must travel in a car in a correctly fitted properly fastened child restraint that meets Australian safety standards. An approved rearward-facing child restraint is required. Car Seat Laws In Australia What You Need To Know Parenthub 0 - 6 months. . By law all children up to the age of seven must be restrained when travelling by car on Australian roads. All car seats must meet Australian Standard and be appropriate for your childs age and size. There are height markers near the shoulder to indicate minimum and maximum heights. You will also need to check on the height markers for your seat. Under the mandatory standard a child car restraint is a device used together with an adult seatbelt. The last category is for children aged 4 to under 7 years to use a forward-facing restraint or a booster seat. Children over four may travel in wither a car seat with a built-in harness...