When Chambord was first built, it was surrounded by hunting forest in every direction, as far as the eye could see. King FranÃ§ois used to hunt deer here, and there were wild boar, too. As well, there were all the traditional smaller game animals and birds.
There is no age restriction for the front seat in New York. Children, however, must be in the proper child safety seat, harness/vest or booster seat until eight years of age. It is recommended that children sit in the back seat until 12 years of age.
The proposed bill would require infants to stay in rear-facing car seats until the age of 2. Right now, the South Carolina law requires it until age 1. The bill would also make older children sit in forward facing seats until theyâre 8 years old instead of the current required age of 6. âAlong with those recommendations, also that a child under the age of 12 is not in the front seat,â said Cynthia Fryer with Safe Kids Upstate.