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Connecticut
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Connecticut state child
restraint laws
Connecticut state law requires that all children be
properly restrained in a federally approved car seat or
booster seat until they are over six years of age and
over 60 pounds. The law further requires that infants
ride rear-facing until they are one year old and 20
pounds. These Connecticut state laws went into effect in
October 2005.
For updated information on safety
and traffic laws checkout these links :
Travel Information Gateway ,
Connecticut Dept. of
Transportation
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Some children
require special child restraints. Premature
infants, children with respiratory difficulties,
orthopedic challenges, and neurological and
behavioral problems may require special child
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