How Old Should a Child Be to Sit in the Front Seat?

[MaxLee]

Children aged 12 and above can sit in the front seat. The dangers and penalties for children sitting in the front passenger seat are as follows: Dangers of children sitting in the front passenger seat: When the airbag deploys, the immense impact force can knock the child unconscious; in the event of a collision, unbelted children are prone to being ejected; due to their active nature, children may distract the driver and even play with the gear shift. Penalties for children sitting in the front passenger seat: For minors under 12 years old sitting in the front passenger seat, a warning will be issued requiring correction, with no points deducted or fines imposed; when driving on highways, a fine will be levied if the front passenger is not wearing a seatbelt.