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[Travel]
Why are school buses exempt from booster seat laws?
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geir
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CT law says that kids must be in booster seats. Why are school buses exempt? The claim is that they are safest way kids travel. Maybe I'll sell our air-bag equipped, anti-lock brake equipped cars and get a truck frame, bolt on some bench seats, rivet some sheet metal on it, and paint it yellow. Actually, all buses are exempt, not just school ones. My understanding is that the booster seats are to make air bags and seatbelts fit and work properly. Buses have neither of those, so booster seats wouldn't do any good. And technically, anyone under a certain height (minor or not) should use a booster seat when riding or driving in trucks and automobiles. Also, i suspect (though don't know), that bus drivers must get special license endorsements and are thus under the law considered superior drivers whose riders need less protection. --nathan, May 10, 2008 11:35 AM
You, sir, are making too much sense. It's not tolerated in certain circles. --Aaron Farr, May 11, 2008 10:56 PM
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