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Title: Child Seat – Booster Seat
(Mother taking children to open van.)
When used properly, car seats can protect children.
(Locking seat belt into place followed by adjusting child's car seat harness.)
The safest place for children aged 12 and under to sit when travelling in a vehicle is the back seat, the kid zone.
(Adjusting child's car seat harness.)
Check that your child's car seat is suitable for their weight and height by following the manufacturer's instructions.
(Child climbing into booster seat and locking seat belt into place.)
Booster seats position the seat belt properly and are the safest way for older children to travel.
For more information, call 1 800 O-Canada.
(Government of Canada logo)
A message from the Government of Canada.