New Side Impact Crash Test for Car Seats
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration introduces new rules for child car seats, mandating a side impact crash test. Starting December 5th, all new car seats for kids under 40 pounds must pass a 30 mph side collision simulation. Manufacturers may add side padding or flared designs to meet the standard. The new rule uses advanced computer models and is a significant step towards enhancing child car seat safety. If your current seat isnt expired or recalled, no need to rush. For shopping, look for the FMVSS two thirteen a label to confirm side impact compliance. Always verify seat stickers for proper installation, height, and weight limits, and buy from trusted sellers. By December 2026, all new car seats will follow these updates, ensuring safer travel for children.
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