You can stop imagining, because the S.Bus system can do it all â and more. And if you can imagine a system that can do so much, you can also guess which company has already made it a reality: Futaba. Like digital servos, the GY520 Gyro and FASSTâ¢ radio systems, the S.Bus system is more than just a better product. It's a revolution in R/C science that redefines what radios can offer today â while hinting at what tomorrow's systems will become.
According to the California DMV [1], a child may sit in the front seat if they are 8 or older, or one of the following holds: 1  There is no rear seat or the rear seats are either side-facing jump seats or rear-facing seats.  The child passenger restraint system cannot be installed properly in the rear seat.
When can I put my child in the front seat? To keep them as safe as possible, children under 13 should ride in the rear seats, even if they have graduated from a booster seat to a seat belt. If a child must ride in the front seat, the vehicle seat must be moved back as far as possible. Caregivers should avoid putting car seats in the front passenger seat because of the presence of airbags. If the car only has two seats, caregivers should disable front passenger airbags before placing a child passenger seat in the front (check your vehicleâs ownerâs manual). This should only be used as a last resort.