The child safety seats for infants and children vary according to different states and territories of the nation. However, the laws related to child car seats also depend on the age, height and weight requirements of the child. As a rule, it is mandatory for infants to be seated in rear-facing infant seats, toddlers to use forward-facing child safety seats; and it is compulsory for older children to use booster seats. In case of non-compliance to the state's child passenger s

While travelling in Spain, it is compulsory for all the car seats and not only the child seat to be EU-CE approved. To maximize the chance of survival of children in case of sudden emergency stops or accidents, it is mandatory for children to be seated in approved seats especially designed for the safety of the children. For children up to 9 months or 10 kg in weight, it is compulsory that a carrycot be laid across the rear seat and secured with the car’s safety belt. In abs

Children below 12 years of age are not allowed to travel as a front seat passenger in Croatia following the traffic rules set by the nation. The only exception can be of a child under 2 years who can be seated in a suitable child seat in the front however, it is compulsory in such case that the seat is fitted facing the opposite direction of travel and the passenger airbags must be turned off. It is mandatory for children from 2 to 5 years of age to be seated in an appropriat