We draw the attention of motorists to the importance of using seat belts, and when transporting young passengers, to child restraint systems selected according to the child's height and weight.

According to the Traffic Regulations, a driver must be fastened and must not carry passengers who are not fastened with seat belts.

According to the Traffic Regulations, a driver must be fastened and must not carry passengers who are not fastened with seat belts.

When transporting children in a car, every parent must ensure their safety. It is important to know and understand that in an emergency situation, car safety systems are not designed to protect children. Therefore, when transporting them, it is necessary to use child restraint systems appropriate for the child's weight and height.

For example, up to 5 years old, these are child car seats. From 5 to 12 years old, these can be booster seats or special seat cushions that allow a child to be safely fastened using the seat belts provided by the vehicle's design.

Children under 12 years of age may be transported without the use of child restraint systems if the child's height exceeds 150 cm.