Sentences with phrase «placed in child restraint»

A side impact dummy representing an average male is put in the driver's seat and child dummies are placed in child restraint systems in the rear.

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A booster seat will adjust your child so that he or she sits appropriately with the lap belt in the right place and the shoulder restraints hit where they need to hit.

A five - point harness (rather than a lap belt) holds the child firmly in place — that's the same kind of restraint you find in most infant car seats.

The On - the - Go Booster Seat features an adjustable safety belt with a T - restraint which comfortably holds your child in place at the dinner table.

The Zoo Safety Harness has a detachable restraint to keep your child from getting lost in a crowded place.

The three - point harness helps to keep your child locked in place while the leg restraints keep toes and feet from getting caught in the wheels.

The three - point harness helps to keep your child in place while the foot restraints keep their little feet from getting caught in the wheels.

Rear - facing child restraints should not be placed in the front - passenger's seat.

Child safety seats or restraint systems must be placed in window seats on single - aisle aircraft, and in window seats or in the middle seats of a center section on two - aisle aircraft.

Even with the occupant - classification sensor, rear - facing child restraints should not be placed in the front - passenger's seat.

Always place children 12 and under in the rear seat and use appropriate child restraints.

In 2015, 87 percent of children younger than 1, who should have been in rear - facing restraints, actually were; most of the others were prematurely placed in forward - facing child restraintIn 2015, 87 percent of children younger than 1, who should have been in rear - facing restraints, actually were; most of the others were prematurely placed in forward - facing child restraintin rear - facing restraints, actually were; most of the others were prematurely placed in forward - facing child restraintin forward - facing child restraints.

A 1999 survey conducted by the National Safe Kids Campaign found that about half of inspected child restraints held in place by safety belts were too loose.

From the beginning, child dummies representing 1 1/2 and 3 year old children have been placed on the rear seat of the car, in the child restraints recommended by the car manufacturer.

Even with the occupant - classification sensor, rear - facing child restraints should not be placed in the front - passenger's seat.

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First, the report is striking in the number of concerns it raises about ill - treatment in places of detention in the UK, including inter-prisoner violence, a lack of safety in prisons, use of restraint and separation in psychiatric hospitals, solitary confinement of children and indefinite lengths of immigration detention.

You Can Take Your Seat Belt Course on the Web Texas» Click It or Ticket enforcement campaign was set in place to promote seat belt and child restraint use on Texas roadways.

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