Washington Car Seat Laws Rear Facing
Washington's new child restraint law effective june 1, 2007, children less than eight years old must be restrained in child restraint systems, unless the child is four feet nine inches or taller. Type of seat general guidelines; The Hill on Twitter "Historic Women's March reaches A child who is eight years old or older, or four feet nine inches or taller, must be properly restrained either with the motor vehicle's safety belt or an appropriately fitting child restraint system. Washington car seat laws rear facing . The washington child passenger restraint law (rcw 46.61.687) requires the following: Be sure your child is riding correctly in the car! The revised car seat law will require the following: A rear facing car seat shall not be used in the front seat of a vehicle. Specifically, children should remain rear facing until at least age 2; Visit wacarseats.com for more information. Children 4 and older must ride in a car or booster seat until ...