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The car seat travel system basically is a car seat and a stroller. The car seat can be used either in the car (with the base provided) or in the stroller. The stroller fits both a car seat, when fitted facing backwards, and a larger child in the seat facing forwards. Travel systems give parents options at affordable prices. Many companies produce these travel systems, among them Graco and Britax.
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