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There are no front seat laws in Massachusetts. In April, 2008, Governor Patrick signed Bill 2018 - The Booster Seat Bill, into law. The law went into effect on July 10, 2008. Basically, the law states: no child under the age of eight and measuring less than.
It turns out that my state (New Hampshire) has no laws regarding when a child can move into the front seat of the car. Nor, apparently, does New York or most other states. California does: children 7 and under and shorter than 57 inches must ride in back. (I consulted a chart at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, but I suggest checking your state more specifically. I had good luck with a search for child front seat height weight [state].) Of course, I donât rely on laws for every safety concern. New Hampshire state law doesnât require a seat belt for adults either, or for that matter, a motorcycle helmet. I just hadnât realized that the front seat was going to be a judgment call.