Sentences with phrase «passenger seat if»

Don't place a rear - facing car seat in the front passenger seat if there's an active airbag on that side.

NEW: Fixed character getting stuck in passenger seat if hit by a zombie right when you enter the vehicle.

Porsche offers an Isofix mounting point for the front passenger seat if you'll be carrying a child seat.

-- Sizable base and greater seat recline may take up more space and leave less room for you to recline your front passenger seat if you have a compact car

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In an Oval Office interview with the Wall Street Journal, Trump suggested that this kind of incident could be avoided in the future if carriers remove the upper limits on vouchers they offer passengers in return for giving up their seats.

If you're transferred to revenue management, Bagshaw says you should ask how many first - class seats haven't been sold yet, then «politely» ask when they'll be released for passengers who want to upgrade.

Long says, though thankfully she's never been in the situation, if a passenger were to die mid-flight, she would likely keep them in their seat.

If they do not, the passenger needs a different seat with more under seat space or they shouldn't be permitted to travel with the pet which is larger than published allowable size (or whose carry bag is larger).

If a fare can be voided for being an «incorrect price» there's nothing to prevent an airline from overbooking with higher last minute fares, then claiming it was an «erroneous price» once the passenger gets to the gate to free the seat.

For example, if you can tell a customer came to your site after searching the term «motorcycle passenger seat» and you sell everything from seats, to helmets, to mechanic supplies, why would you want to show them the deal you have running on tool kits instead of the promotion you have on a specific brand of seats?

The Ohio state trooper would not give me a warning despite the fact my co-worker in the passenger seat asked if it counted if we had a «news emergency.»

(Certificate holders are encouraged to allow the use of empty seats to accommodate CRS; however, they are not required to allow unticketed children to occupy empty passenger seats, even if the child uses a CRS.)

They too basically declined that they would follow the FAA regulations and stated those rows are for disability only and that they will never ask a passenger to move seats (which goes against the FAA regulations that they are required to accommodate if the seat doesn't fit).

And, of course, never let any child age 13 or younger ride in the front seat (with or without a booster seat), especially if you have an air bag on the passenger side.

However, now that most airlines are charging a premium for «preferred economy» seats (usually a small additional fee for a window or aisle seat), a fellow passenger may not be willing to switch if they've paid extra for their seat.

If you're ever unsure about how to use your car seat base, visit an inspection station or checklane to get help from a trained and certified child passenger safety technician.

If you can't put your child in the middle, put them into the seat behind the passenger side of the car, if they will be in with a parent who is driving and no one elsIf you can't put your child in the middle, put them into the seat behind the passenger side of the car, if they will be in with a parent who is driving and no one elsif they will be in with a parent who is driving and no one else.

A window seat will give you more privacy to feed for sure, but if you think you might be getting up often for diaper changes or bouncing baby, an aisle seat may be easier versus climbing over passengers to get out.

If you think you can handle sitting in the passenger seat while your child attempts to parallel park, or merge onto the highway, go for it.

But infants and children can be injured or even killed if they are riding in the front passenger seat when an air bag opens.

If you have no choice and must place a child in a car seat in the front (that is, if your car is a two - seater or if the car seat will not fit in the back seat), push the passenger seat as far back as it will gIf you have no choice and must place a child in a car seat in the front (that is, if your car is a two - seater or if the car seat will not fit in the back seat), push the passenger seat as far back as it will gif your car is a two - seater or if the car seat will not fit in the back seat), push the passenger seat as far back as it will gif the car seat will not fit in the back seat), push the passenger seat as far back as it will go.

If you can not get the car seat installed tightly using either the vehicle seat belt or the LATCH system, find a certified child passenger safety technician or a car seat inspection station by visiting Safe Kids USA.

And if the child car seat is positioned backwards, you must surely deactivate the front passenger Airbag.

If you want some help figuring out the specifics, head to a car seat inspection station or check lane to consult with a certified child passenger safety technician.

Infants should never ride up front, and children over two need to have every precaution taken before they are allowed to take the passenger's seat if the back seat is not an option.

If you're pregnant, select your car seat and have a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST) help you install it four to six weeks before your due date.

Children in rear - facing devices must be in a rear seat if available - otherwise, in front only if front passenger airbag is deactivated

If you can not put your child in the middle, it is better to put him or her behind the passenger's seat if you drive the car alonIf you can not put your child in the middle, it is better to put him or her behind the passenger's seat if you drive the car alonif you drive the car alone.

You may have to be separated from other family if this happens, or other passengers may have to move from their seats.

Except that in the event of a crash, your baby's seat could absorb the impact of the front seat (and it's passenger if occupied) in addition to the other impacts of the crash.

I was also told by the certified Child Passenger Safety Technician in my class (but have not been able to verify) that insurance companies may also deny injury claims if aftermarket products were found to be used in a car seat involved in a crash.

Vehicles with no back seat or a back seat that is not made for passengers are not the best choice for traveling with small children; however, the airbag can be turned off in some of these vehicles if the front seat is needed for a child passenger.

If your vehicle has a front passenger airbag, infants in rear - facing seats must ride in the back seat.

A child may not ride in the front seat of a motor vehicle with an active passenger airbag if the child is riding in a rear - facing child restraint system.

children 7 years and younger and less than 57 inches must be in the rear seat if available, no child shall be secured in a rear facing infant seat in a front seat of any motor vehicle which is equipped with a passenger - side airbag that is not disabled

The California rear seat requirement does not apply if there is no rear seat; the rear seats are side - facing jump seats; the rear seats are rear - facing seats; the child passenger restraint system can not be installed properly in the rear seat; all rear seats are already occupied by children under 8; or medical reasons necessitate that the child not ride in the rear seat.

children in rear - facing devices must be in a rear seat if available; if not available, they may be placed in front only if front passenger airbag is deactivated

4In Delaware, children younger than 12 and 65 inches or less must be restrained in a rear seat if a vehicle has a passenger airbag unless the airbag has been either deactivated or designed to accommodate smaller people.

If I had a long drive ahead of me and I knew I would need to pump, I would hook everything up before I took off and have my pump on the passenger seat so I could easily turn it on and off.

The seat back has a height of 48 cm too meaning taller passengers can jump in and hitch a ride if their legs get tired too.

For pickup trucks with no back seat, check your owner's manual to see if the vehicle is equipped with a switch to turn off the passenger side air bag.

Truth is, if the passenger air bag is deactivated, the front seat is actually safter for a child, assuming they are in a rear facing seat.

(The other suggestion was to call the local police department to see if they needed any more used seats for a passenger safety training program.)

I put all of this in a tote bag from Michaels, along with some Larabars, dried apricots, and nuts, and I store the bag under the passenger's side front seat of my car (if you don't have a car, you could store a similar bag in your stroller basket or put similar items in your diaper bag or purse).

Booster seats must be used with a lap and shoulder seat belt, even if that means the child must sit in the front passenger seat.

Children must use a lap and shoulder seat belt if one is available, even if that means the child must sit in the front passenger seat.

If your child needs to sit in the front passenger seat, move the vehicle seat as far back as it will go so the child is more than 30 cm (12 ″) away from the dash or an active air bag.

If your child must ride in the front passenger seat, you need to be able to deactivate the passenger air bag for safety.

If you need to use the front passenger seat for your child, make sure the seat is as far back as possible from the dash or an active air bag.

If you absolutely must put a child under 13 in the front seat (say, because the kids you're transporting outnumber your back seats), slide it as far back from the dashboard as possible, and put your biggest or tallest passenger there — strapped in, of course.