What is the minimum age requirement for sitting in the front passenger seat?

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Children must be at least 12 years old to sit in the front passenger seat of a car. Below is additional information: Regulations regarding front passenger seat occupancy: Car seat belts are designed according to adult standards, suitable for individuals weighing 36kg and with a height above 140cm. If used for children, the seat belt may press against the child's neck, posing greater danger during accidents. Even when an adult holds a child while seated, it remains extremely unsafe. Recommendations for front passenger seat occupancy: When driving a motor vehicle on the road, minors under 12 years old should not be seated in the front passenger seat. Although minors aged 12 and above can sit in the front passenger seat, for safety reasons, it is best to use a child safety seat. Additionally, pregnant women should avoid sitting in the front passenger seat due to their body shape, as seat belt designs do not adequately account for pregnant women. To minimize unnecessary harm, they should refrain from sitting in the front passenger seat.