Is it illegal for a child to sit in the front passenger seat?
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I've been driving for over a decade, and I've always paid special attention to car safety since having children. According to our country's traffic regulations, children under 12 years old are absolutely not allowed to sit in the front passenger seat, as this is considered a traffic violation. If caught by traffic police, the fine is usually around 200 yuan, and points may also be deducted from the driver's license. The reason is simple: the front passenger airbag deploys instantly during a collision at an astonishing speed, and children's fragile bodies, especially their heads and chests, are highly vulnerable to severe injuries. I remember reading about an accident where a parent was holding an infant in the front seat, and the airbag deployment resulted in a tragedy. Therefore, for children's safety, they must sit in the back seat using appropriate child safety seats that meet European safety standards. Only with proper installation can parents drive with peace of mind. After making this a habit, my child learned from an early age not to move around recklessly, making family trips much more worry-free.
