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or lean to either side.
Always make sure the child restraint does not hang over the edge of the vehicle seat by
more than the generally accepted 20% of the child restraint. Always follow the overhang
limits allowed by the child restraint manufacturer.
Always make sure that the child restraint is securely installed and cannot move forward
or sideways more than about 1 inch (2.5 cm).
Always make sure that the child restraint is not installed at an angle.
Always make sure that the child restraint does not contact or push against any safety
belt buckles, because this can cause damage to the buckles and make the buckles un‐
usable or unsafe.
Always heed all legal requirements pertaining to the installation and use of child re‐
straints and carefully follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the seat you
are using.
For safety reasons, children under 4ft. 9in. (57inches / 1.45meters) may not wear standard
safety belts. Children must always be restrained by a proper child restraint system. Otherwise,
they could sustain injuries to the abdomen and neck areas during sudden braking maneuvers
or accidents.
Never let more than one child occupy a child restraint.
Never let babies or older children ride in a vehicle while sitting on the lap of another
passenger.
Holding a child in your arms is never a substitute for a child restraint system.
The strongest person could not hold the child with the forces that exist in an accident.
The child will strike the interior of the vehicle and can also be struck by another
passenger.
The child and the passenger can also injure each other in an accident.
WARNING
Forward-facing child restraints installed on the front passenger's seat can interfere with the airbag
when it inflates and cause serious injury to the child.
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