new law on rear seat belts
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Hi all,
I agree that the +2 seats are mean't for kids.
I have the spyder conversion, and I trusty the kids in their harnesses more than myself and my wife in our ones!
Just for fun I tried fitting a booster, and it will fit (just). Trouble now is that my 5yo is getting close to touching the headlining!
Tim
PS it would all be solved if our seats/restraints had an eu number!
I agree that the +2 seats are mean't for kids.
I have the spyder conversion, and I trusty the kids in their harnesses more than myself and my wife in our ones!
Just for fun I tried fitting a booster, and it will fit (just). Trouble now is that my 5yo is getting close to touching the headlining!
Tim
PS it would all be solved if our seats/restraints had an eu number!
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tdafforn - Fourth Gear
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Hi,
just fitted today the Spyder 4 point rear seat belt kit for our 6 year old & friends- any further progress on what the Dept of Transport dictate?
Thanks
just fitted today the Spyder 4 point rear seat belt kit for our 6 year old & friends- any further progress on what the Dept of Transport dictate?
Thanks
- peter greening
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While all this conversation is great for venting the spleen, the issue is whether your progeny are safe. Spend the money ensuring that if you get pronged everyone has the best chance of walking away. If it ever goes to court you can argue all you want there. If you're familiar with an adl-adl, being unrestrained in the back of a car during a front ender can have the same effect.
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