How old must you be to sit in the front passenger seat in 2021?
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2021 traffic regulations do not specify any age restrictions for passengers in the front passenger seat of a car. However, most cities currently require children to be at least 12 years old or taller than 1.4 meters to sit in the front passenger seat. Below is a detailed introduction to the roles of the front passenger: Navigation: While driving, the driver cannot check maps, so this task can be taken over by the front passenger. Sometimes, navigation devices may also make errors, making the front passenger's role in navigation particularly crucial. Observing road conditions: The driver cannot look around while driving to find the destination, but the front passenger can. The front passenger can provide information such as the current road being traveled and the address number. Relieving driver fatigue: During long drives, especially on highways lasting several hours, if the front passenger falls asleep immediately after getting in the car, it can accelerate the driver's physical and mental fatigue. Conversely, maintaining regular conversation with the driver can help slow down the rate of fatigue.