not sure of exact age but if child is in a child seat it's a better idea to keep them in the back to avoid airbag injuries.
i dont think it is the age. It is the weight. I recommend over seventy pounds.
Wieght:80lbs. Age:8 years of age
Seat belt violation is NO POINTS in NC...
No, you must have a rear license plate.
nc
when your 18
its not about weight, its about height, and whether or not the airbag in the front will suffocate you when it explodes. happy driving!
from the age 12 up
I am not sure about NC, but in PA it is based upon weight. Here it is 40 pounds.
12+ or 13+ Years Old. It depends.
The age varies from state to state. Mostly it is categorized by weight. There should be a child warning above your visor on the drivers side. In California I believe its 12 years or 40 lbs.
well check the mirror thing on the car or the directions dah
Legally a child over 5 years of age or 40 pounds can ride in the front seat in North Carolina. The state recommends though that children under 12 years of age ride in the back seat.
i dont think it is the age. It is the weight. I recommend over seventy pounds.
The new state law for NC is isueed march 19, 2009 that any person that is atleast 11 years of age and over 60 pounds can sit in the front seat with parent permission. this is the new law so most say 12 years of age that is old and wrong!
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It is legal in NC for a child to ride in the front seat: * If the child is age 5 or older, OR * If the child weighs at least 40 pounds, OR * If the vehicle does not have an active passenger side air bag, OR * If the vehicle does not have a rear seat where the child restraint can be installed. Note however, that children in rear facing child safety seats should NEVER ride in the front seat of a vehicle with an active passenger side air bag. The child will be seriously injured or killed if there is a crash and the air bag deploys. However, it is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that: * All children age 12 and under should ride buckled up in a rear seat. * Infants in rear facing child safety seats should NEVER ride in the front seat of a vehicle with an active passenger side air bag. * Small children should ride in a rear seat in full harness type child safety seats appropriate for their age and size. * Larger children should ride in a rear seat in a belt positioning booster until large enough for the lap and shoulder belt to fit correctly. * If a child over one year old MUST ride in the front seat with a passenger side air bag, put the child in a front facing full harness child restraint, a belt-positioning booster seat, or a correctly fitting lap and shoulder belt -- AND move the seat as far back as possible. * If a child age 12 or younger MUST ride in the front seat with a passenger side air bag, have an air bag on/off switch installed and turn the air bag off when the child in in the front seat.