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Crash tests will be performed with new dummies, and incorporating new and more advanced injury criteria.

In the case of ECE R129, all seats will be “universal” and can be used in all vehicles with “i-size” seats. Dear PAO, Do the rules regarding car seat apply to persons with disabilities (PWDs) Our almost two-year-old child is a PWD and it is really difficult to have him sit in a car seat.

This means that it will differ from the current ECE R44/04 standard, in which there were universal seats, semi-universal seats for certain vehicle models, specific seats, etc. Maximum child seat dimensions and minimum vehicle seat dimensions are determined, so that a seat that has been approved according to this “i-size” standard can be used in any “i-size” vehicle seat.213 (49 CFR 571. At the beginning of 2012 new Illinois safety belt laws became effective that required all motorists in the back seat of vehicles to wear safety belts or be secured in an approved child restraint. By doing so it encourages the use of rear-facing child seats, which is a much safer position for children when traveling than a forward-facing seat. 135.128(a)(2)(ii)(C)(3), notwithstanding any other provision of this section, booster-type child restraint systems (as defined in Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. This substitution also affects the sale of the product, and as of September 2025, products will not be marketed under regulation 44/04 in Europe. This means that child restraint systems can no longer be approved according to Regulation 44.04. The required child restraint system for a child who is under the age of one and weighs 20 pounds or less is an approved rear-facing child restraint system. It ensures that all rear-facing seats can be used until at least 15 months of age. Yes, at the level of approvals the new regulation has replaced the ECE R44/04 regulation. Explanation State law requires children under the age of 16 to be secured in proper child restraint and safety systems while riding in a vehicle.

A new side crash test is added, which improves seat safety in this type of crash.

Classification according to groups 0/0+/I/II/III (and their corresponding weight ranges) is dropped, and each seat will simply indicate the size (height) and maximum weight of the children who can use it: something similar to how children’s clothing sizes are selected.

The main new features of the ECE R129 approval standard are: 'child restraint systems' c Reverso Context: Normal control is resumed if 10,000 child restraint systems manufactured consecutively are considered to conform.